"universal" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

universal Adjektiv

universal + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 199

universal suffrage • universal coverage • universal acclaim • universal language • universal access • universal appeal • universal law • ...

Kolokacji: 23

Grup znaczeniowych: 42

Kolokacji: 18

1. universal suffrage = powszechne prawo wyborcze universal suffrage

2. universal appeal = ogólny apel universal appeal

3. universal law = prawo uniwersalne universal law

4. universal principle = prawo uniwersalne universal principle

5. universal jurisdiction = zasada represji wszechświatowej universal jurisdiction

6. universal use = uniwersalne wykorzystanie universal use

7. universal franchise = powszechne prawo wyborcze universal franchise

8. universal force = uniwersalna siła universal force

9. universal condemnation = ogólne potępienie universal condemnation

10. Universal Declaration = Powszechna deklaracja Universal Declaration

11. universal time = czas uniwersalny universal time

12. universal validity = uniwersalna ważność universal validity

13. universal donor = dawca uniwersalny krwi universal donor

14. universal power = uniwersalna moc universal power

15. universal justice = uniwersalna sprawiedliwość universal justice

16. universal provision = powszechne dostarczenie universal provision

17. universal entitlement = powszechne prawo universal entitlement

No, there is still a universal entitlement.
"The whole basis of the Canadian health care system is universal entitlement."
The right to education is a universal entitlement to education, a right that is recognized as a human right.
"The expressed goals of the Clinton Administration include things we're very interested in, such as universal entitlement to health care," said Msgr.
He also announced that he would end the universal entitlement to child benefit, and removed the entitlement from people on the 40% and 50% income tax rates from 2013.
And the entire problem is complicated by our society's choosing to treat health care as a matter of insurance and not as a universal entitlement.
Raising the Medicare premium for the affluent is a bad idea, because it erodes the concept of universal entitlement.
Indeed, Mr. Thomas points to a Republican plan to show that the idea of a universal entitlement is in sync with party policy even if the words rub the wrong way.
Our national tradition of rights is not merely different from the European conception of universal entitlements; it is incompatible.
In the end, the compromise reached stops short of making nursery places a universal entitlement but does acknowledge the changing role of mothers in the labour market.