Sentence examples for universal opportunity from inspiring English sources
noun
The idea, particularly in Christianity, that an opportunity to follow the deity, e.g. Jesus, will be an option at the time of death.
The Olympic ethos is a matter of excellence drawn out of universal opportunity.
Not until there is universal opportunity for postsecondary education can we expect much public support for prisoner programs.
The Internet would erase national boundaries, replace gatekeepers with a universal opportunity for free expression, and bring us all closer together.
Our results argued that an early and reliable pediatric HIV-diagnosis from age 6-week could better reduce the burden of pediatric HIV-infection in giving a universal opportunity of access to cotrimoxazole prophylaxis and antiretroviral therapy for them and their family.
Substantive universal equal opportunity requires that all members of society have substantial opportunity to develop traits that would render them eligible for any type of interaction they might seek, and universal fair equality of opportunity (FEO) is defined in a similar way.
They're a reminder that talent is universal, although opportunity is not.
As we make hard budget choices, let's remember that the essential fact of the world is that talent is universal and opportunity is not.
Call this universal equal opportunity.
Formal universal equal opportunity obtains in a society if and only if in any and all interactions among members of society, partners and participants for interaction are selected according to relevant criteria, depending on the nature of the interaction proposed.
Talent is universal, but opportunity is not.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used to say, "Talent is universal, but opportunity is not".
