Both Agacinski and Badinter, after all, claim their respective positions have universal foundations.
Although the proposed course can be seen as a country oriented it is built on universal foundations, which can be applied everywhere.
This is the language of shape that Lowder patterns his artwork upon -- universal foundations of sacred geometry and pattern integrities that reference a hidden order underlying the seeming chaos in the world.
Just as skills in Microsoft Office have become a universal foundation for most professional roles, it will be important to monitor how the use of social media platforms, including optimization and analytics, permeates the job market.
The primary motivation is 1) to provide an updated tool to browse the MDSplus data beyond existing dwscope/jScope and 2) to realize a universal foundation to construct interface tools to perform computer modeling from experimental data.
The fact everything stems from the original affair, she says, gives the show a universal foundation.
These legal instruments provide a universal foundation to set the standards.
These principles did not belong to the Christian faith alone, the cardinal declared; they rested on a foundation of universal reason.
After St Paul had made universal brotherly love the foundation of his Christian community, the extreme intolerance of Christianity towards those left outside it was an inevitable consequence".
In 1999, members from 17 industrial associations created the Kyoyo-Hin foundation the foundation for universal products—and in 1998 the Japanese government proposed to the International Organisation for Standardisation a new global standard for products and services accessible to people of all ages.
For Fischer, this contact with early humans in Tierra del Fuego was of lasting import: "The experience of living among the Fuegians was a long lasting one for Darwin, which allowed him, 35 years later, to describe emotions as a human universal, thus laying the foundation for modern evolutionary psychology, developed at the end of the 19th century.
