Mackenzie doesn't pretend that filmed reality is all the reality there is; his images and his soundtrack suggest inner depths that, far from the pseudo-universal neutrality of Reichardt's characters, offer ambiguities and complexities that avoid all message-mongering, and endow the film with the enduring mysteries of art.
Although premised on the neutrality and universal applicability of scientific principles, the practices and environmental expertise of irrigation engineers were firmly rooted in regional state/society formations, which sought to increase agricultural production and induce settlement with irrigation.
Infrastructure resources are the subject of many contentious public policy debates, including what to do about crumbling roads and bridges, whether and how to protect our natural environment, energy policy, even patent law reform, universal health care, network neutrality regulation and the future of the Internet.
"Universal connectivity and net neutrality can and must co-exist".
Initiatives focused on universal broadband and net neutrality could sway both AT&T and Verizon's fortunes.
As a company, it has been outspoken on technology issues such as network neutrality and universal access to broadband.
An independent F.C.C. has been able to move forward on big initiatives, whether it's universal-service reform, net neutrality, broadband data roaming.
She also wants to refine existing regulations on universal service obligations and net neutrality to prohibit operators from favoring the data traffic of better-paying customers at the expense of the masses.
Many countries, like Brazil, have enacted laws that make strong commitments to universal access and support net neutrality, the principle that no set of applications should be favored over any other.
Under the aegis of the values of neutrality and universality that characterized his economic theory, social views and scientific epistemology, Neurath sought also the universal media of communication of knowledge: visual perception and scientific information.
