universalistic造句
1. The particularistic continues to trump the universalistic.
2. Study deeply and discourse upon the universalistic principle and methodology of organization behavior theory about conference system.
3. Christianity is the mature form of the western universalistic tradition.
4. First, there are certain human universals and environmental overlaps across biology, culture, space, and time that can account for certain "universalistic" features of mathematics.
5. Such as:there is no universalistic trust in our traditional cultural and the Chinese hardly trust any person out of his family or strangers.
6. Instead, we advocate an alternative approach that dispenses with universalistic definitions and the testing of these.
7. The Comparative school is the third major school in private international law, following the universalistic school and the particularistic school.
8. Partly because it has never been monotheistic, China has rarely had the universalistic ambitions of western states.
9. The final section finds three elements to support our own universalistic trust.
10. In the aspect of trust, education heterogeneity has different impact on particularistic trust and universalistic trust.
11. Through literature review, we articulated the important differences among the universalistic, configurational, and contingency perspectives, and then expounded our hypotheses.
12. With the introduction of marketable mechanism in china, the phenomenon of particalaristic trust and universalistic trust declined has aroused.
13. For example, why is Jesus the law giver and still Jewish and teaches the acceptance of the Jewish law, and yet this universalistic message at the end of the Gospel of going to all nations.
14. A close reading of Whorfs Language, Thought, and Reality leads to a discussion on the universalistic ideas of Whorf, generally assumed to be a major representative of linguistic relativity.
15. Because the essence of marketable economy is the trustworthiness economy, it is necessary that we can't deviate from universalistic trust which relys on contracts and laws in modern society.