Sentence examples for universal measures from inspiring English sources

Unless its credo changes, it will be difficult to reconcile the organization's longstanding Islamist goals with its newfound call for "universal measures of freedom and justice".

Moving forward, we envision the establishment of a democratic, civil state that draws on universal measures of freedom and justice, which are central Islamic values.

Biruta says the problem with universal measures of primary school education – as with the millennium development goals – is that while a subject like mathematics can be judged objectively, languages are different all over the world.

Though Republicans claim that free-market policies will lift all boats and Democrats hope that "universal" measures to combat economic inequality will benefit all groups, racial inequality has endured.

The Brotherhood strongly reaffirmed its commitment to rejoining the political process, saying in a statement released Tuesday on its Web site that it "envisions the establishment of a democratic, civil state that draws on universal measures of freedom and justice, with central Islamic values serving all Egyptians regardless of color, creed, political trend or religion".

Moreover, we propose universal measures of wood-decay fungi, i.e., penetration velocity, penetration work and penetration capacity, which may figure as measures for the efficiency of wood colonization.

The teeth of the worm can be checked by using a special checking device made for the checking of hobs, by using a universal device for the complex checking of worm gear drives, or by using universal measuring instruments or devices providing measurement of worm thread lines.

An experimental determination of the front cavity volume on Universal Measuring Machine has lead to reaffirmation of measurement uncertainty in pressure sensitivity determination to 0.04 0.15 dB in frequency range 31.5 Hz to 25 kHz.

Communication of metrological information was one of the issues facing mid-seventeenth century savants; many discussed the possibility of scholarly communication using a so-called "universal measure" that was not tied to a particular national system of measurement.

Gross domestic product – the universal measure of economic output – does not measure rates of literacy, divorce or suicide.

The only universal measure is whether the space feels comfortable and right to the people who use it.