Sentence examples for universal state from inspiring English sources
This notion of original cultural identity stands of course in sharp contrast to the Confucian ethos of universalism and its concept of "humanness," as a universal state that preceded or transcended culture.
The government says universal state funding would be a subsidy to the rich.
Similar fates have befallen many "universal" state reforms hailed as models for the nation.
A few economists are even suggesting that universal state pensions be phased out and replaced by means-tested ones.
What Satan promises Jesus in the last temptation is complete political authority, the dream of a universal state.
Many oldies would feel aggrieved; the universal state pension has long been seen as a cornerstone of the welfare state.
Considering plan for universal state-funded system based on improved network of children's centres.
Out went the universal, state-financed higher education that had existed since the 1960s.
It is a universal, state-funded model (similar to the NHS) and anyone receiving a British state pension or paying taxes in Spain can access treatment.
Labour is moving towards a pledge to bring in universal state-funded childcare for preschool-age children if it regains power at the 2015 general election, The Independent can disclose.
Ministers will on Thursday publish plans for a universal state-backed insurance system for elderly care in England, the biggest shakeup in the system of support in six decades which promises to cap costs for one in eight poorer pensioners and cut bills for the wealthy by up to a fifth.
