Preposition: of

• npt: Late in the process, Egypt submitted an informal paper to MC.III on universality of the NPT.

• convention: In this connection, the Conference requests states parties to encourage universality of the Convention.

• principle: All evidence points toward the universality of the feminine principle in human art, society and worship.

• right: What is meant by the universality of human rights?

• law: All of history was the result of the universality of law.

• experience: The universality of experience reflected in Bach's music far transcends his own profound religious faith.

Possessives

• treaty: The resolution draws on the Final Document of the 2000 NPT Review Conference, welcoming the efforts undertaken to achieve the treaty's universality.

Converse of object

• achieve: Any novel about children has the chance to achieve a universality that a novel about adults will struggle to attain.

• have: Spiritual values have a universality which brings together all involved in mental health care.

• promote: The FCO has actively been promoting the universality of both the BWC and the CWC.

• claim: The claimed universality of the UN Declaration on Human Rights is then critically examined.

• ensure: A universal service remains the basis of our approach but ensuring universality requires an acknowledgment that every family is different.

• show: Thus, to show universality in Rule 54 would be construct a Turing machine with only four elements.

Adjective modifier

• great: Music critics have declared him a world class guitar player and composer of a great human universality.

• intrinsic: Several problems of intrinsic universality and uncomputability in billiard ball model cellular automata are tackled in the chapter as well.

• abstract: ABSTRACT Universality, rather than partiality, is the characteristic of Confucian jen.

• hegemonic: In my view, the key concept in Laclau's recent work is hegemonic universality.

• near: This could be seen with the near universality of broadband yet people were not taking up the service.

Modifies a noun

• class: More generally, there is the " universality class " assumption ( Abbott, 1990 ) upon which neural net research is implicitly based.

• principle: As more benefits then become means tested and discretionary, the universality principle becomes eroded.