Previously, it was widely believed that these factors were universal prerequisites of happiness that mattered to more or less the same extent everywhere.
"Experience of a totalitarian system of the communist type," he once said, "makes emphatically clear one thing which I hope has universal validity: that the prerequisite for everything political is moral.
Health sector employment is a prerequisite for universal availability, accessibility and acceptability of quality services and maternal care requiring a sufficient number of skilled health workers – doctors, nurses and midwives – enjoying decent work.
That, he argues, is a prerequisite to making universal coverage affordable and politically palatable.
Nearly universal anxiety is almost a prerequisite for a bear market bottom.
Since then, it has been exceedingly recognized that health systems need to be strengthened overall and as a prerequisite for achieving universal access to reproductive health.
The holistic archetypal configuration was beautifully integrated into a timely multilayered aesthetic uniting a personal narrative of grief over the loss of his partner to the universal experience of ego death as prerequisite for a paradigm leap into an entirely new manner of being.
Because our modern political system organizes human beings into nation-states with demarcated boundaries, citizenship of a state is often a prerequisite for claiming ostensibly universal human rights.
We did not impose a universal definition of clearance as a prerequisite for inclusion in our review, and across studies, the definition of clearance varied in part due to the absence of guidelines that define clearance of colonization [ 40].
The latter is particularly concerning as effective decolonisation may be a prerequisite for cost-effectiveness of universal screening.
