Sentence examples for universal goal from inspiring English sources

Finding that place to call home seems to be a universal goal -- and not just in books and movies.

The committee wrote: "The struggle to improve the profession and go beyond minimum standards is a universal goal".

The universal goal of the Jewish people has frequently expressed itself in messianism the idea of a universal, political realm of justice and peace.

The sustainable development goals (SDGs), which will follow the millennium development goals after they expire next year, must incorporate "a universal goal to end hunger and malnutrition in all its forms and clear mechanisms to ensure accountability", the report says.

"What if she can't learn to read?" "What if she is able to read, but, since it's so burdensome, she never truly learns to love the written word?" I now realize that literacy is so much more than the ability to read and write at the functional level that our country's education system strives toward as its universal goal.

The decline in marriage rates for low- and middle-income Americans is alarming not because marriage should be a universal goal, but because it reflects the current state of marriage as a luxury good, a way for the upper classes to perpetuate their wealth and power.

Ban is believed to favour universal goals and a single framework, views expected to be endorsed by member states this week.

Porter said: "Later this month, governments will be signing up to the UN's sustainable development goals [SDGs], committing us to universal goals and targets until 2030.

The health SDG is one of 17 universal goals that replaced the millennium development goals (MDGs) after they expired at the end of 2015.

It is vital that we stand with the people who share our values and hopes and who seek the universal goals of freedom, prosperity and peace.

It says the new framework should include environmental sustainability and job creation, make explicit the rights of women and people with disabilities, and have universal goals but with country-specific indicators and targets to address inequalities.