Examples of using Universalization in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The contemporary conception of human rights is characterized by the universalization and internationalization of these rights,
In brief, studies show universalization of consumption in relation to sex,
The need to pursue the universalization of basic sanitation services has hit the several sectors of society,
its attempts to reach universalization and integral care,
Strengthen primary health care and advance the universalization of access to health services and actions,
The sewage universalization is still a recurring problem in many countries, and the demands for sewage pumping
Clearly then, the universalization principle alone would not provide one with any positive set of norms that could be demonstrated to be justified.
Corroborates the limitations of universalization resulting from the transfer of public funds to the private system 51 51.
It approaches the effects of the universalization process of social welfare considering the changes resulting from the declaration of the 1988 Constitution.
There are already strong signs that the universalization model has an influence on the performance of each of the systems.
Then it might seems that universalization of the access to school by adolescents is not possible.
Although it is possible to observe the expansion and universalization of this type of education in elementary education,
Since the beginning of the universalization of basic education process,
considered an alternative action to achieve the universalization goals, fairness and comprehensiveness.
monitoring immunizations within the electronic patient registry is part of a strategy to promote the universalization of vaccine coverage.
Thus, the decentralization deficits can be attributed to the conflict between a liberalizing transnational economic project and another one of rights' universalization.
also hindering universalization.
Jeni Vaitsman's text brings an interesting perspective by associating income transference programs to the universalization agenda.
The provision of a reliable, useful computer-assisted evaluation method might enable standardization and universalization of radiographic adenoid evaluation.
There is also one article on the international protection of the elderly and another on the principle of universalization in John Rawls