For example, a therapist working with a 21 year old client who is experiencing rejection from her family and friends after admitting that she is a lesbian will use universalization.
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For some, the participation of men in the feminist movement is seen as part of a process of the universalization of the feminist movement, necessary for its continued relevance.
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"We will work toward the universalization of NPT . We will also promote measures to ensure that any possible misuse of civilian nuclear programs for military purposes will be effectively excluded.
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Mature technology, low requirement to entry, and universalization of technology is easy to become so-called " low-profit " enterprise, also known as low-value-added industries.
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In Los Angeles, Vivekananda delivered a series of lectures at several notable locations, and gave lectures on the concept of The Way to the Realization of the Universalization of a Universal Religion and others.
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The CMC is now campaigning for accession and ratification of this comprehensive ban by all states its full and effective implementation by all States Parties; the universalization of its norms; and the rigorous monitoring of states'compliance with it.
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Universalization places the client s experience in the context of other individuals who are experiencing the same, or similar challenges, and seeks to help the client grasp that his / her feelings and experiences are not uncommon given the circumstances.
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We welcome the indefinite extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and the commitment of states party to the universalization of the treaty as well as their decisions to strengthen the review process and adopt a set of principles and objectives for nonproliferation and disarmament.
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This is a universalization of the fundamental democratic principle that there are no first-and second-class humans and that among other species or beings ( including hypothetical gods or aliens elsewhere in the universe ), human beings also are not second class.
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Embracing the libertarian right of self-ownership, he argues that its consistent universalization requires that individuals be vested with equal rights to negative freedom that are global in scope and that take account of interpersonal inequalities in natural resource values, including those of genetic endowments.
