| I think that seeing my parents change their lives in such a fundamental way was living proof that change is always possible. |
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| The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency. |
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| That principle places limitations on the power of Parliament to legislate to abrogate or undermine those fundamental rules. |
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| The fundamental theorem of calculus becomes almost obvious once the nonstandard terminology is invoked and interpreted in its full literality. |
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| It is more complicated than the other axioms, and involves the infinite in a fundamental way. |
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| Turing and Godel, and the complexity theorists who have followed, have made fundamental limitative theorems a fact of mathematical life. |
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| The identity which underlies all difference, including the fundamental difference between nature and spirit, he calls the Absolute. |
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| New products may require a fundamental rethink of development resources and field staff skills. |
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| He says currently human rights and fundamental liberties are not enshrined clearly and completely anywhere in Australian legislation. |
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| Countless social standards, now fundamental to our culture, have direct linkage to wartime necessities. |
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| There does not seem to me to be a fundamental issue of jurisprudence at stake, but more a question of evidence. |
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| Cultural and civil liberty activists ought to unite and fight to resist these onslaughts on basic fundamental freedom, he said. |
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| Basically, it pays to respect the fundamental demarcation between chef cooking and home cooking. |
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| We run around with pieces of sticking plaster instead of dealing with the fundamental problems. |
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| For example a common myth is that caste system and untouchability is fundamental to Hinduism. |
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| How could you have possibly not noticed the absence of such a fundamental requirement? |
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| After the enemies were vanquished, however, the victors quarreled and their fundamental disagreements emerged. |
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| In 1905, an annus mirabilis for Einstein, he made three fundamental discoveries. |
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| What lies behind all this, I believe, is a deep sense of the fundamental antagonism between the government and the people it governs. |
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| Therefore the fundamental purpose of the state is to limit liberty in the name of security. |
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| The regional preparatory meetings over the years revealed a fundamental rift in the alliance. |
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| While humans may experience the senses in some fundamental way, lingual evolution comes out of necessity and transition within specific cultures. |
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| The police argue that some of the tactical errors arose out of more fundamental problems with the system that need to be addressed. |
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| The task of spirituality is to recover these fundamental conditions of our pilgrimage by sacralizing them and restoring their meaning. |
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| To control for fundamental differences in the primate radiations, we restricted our analyses to catarrhine primates. |
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| There are two different, fundamental ways that an audio cable can change the signal. |
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| Thus the first fundamental principle of the gift economy is a return or reciprocity. |
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| Stress disrupts fundamental rhythms of the nervous system, leading to more frequent awakenings and more shallow sleep. |
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| This is the root of the fundamental dishonesty at the heart of the euro debate. |
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| The fundamental nature of magnetism was not associated with magnetic poles or iron magnets, but with electric currents. |
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| He believes that fundamental issues about the way we run the world are legitimate cause for concern. |
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| Taking up water conservation works will make a fundamental contribution to protecting the flora and fauna in the forest areas. |
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| A fundamental shift in the nature of migration has been largely overlooked by policy-makers. |
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| Schreier showed that the fundamental group of such a space is always abelian. |
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| This sense of enchantment, of utter absorption in a moment, is fundamental to the lyric and lies at the heart of what it has to offer. |
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| In fact, it is arguably the most important fundamental concept behind all of quantum mechanics. |
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| Kant saw this as Hume's challenge to philosophy, understood as the quest for a priori knowledge of fundamental truths. |
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| The Tibetan medicine system believes that all phenomena are comprised of five fundamental elements. |
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| I should not have had to cross the world to discover something as simple and fundamental as this. |
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| It therefore is not in breach of any fundamental rights of the Claimants or otherwise unlawful. |
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| In order to cover up their own anti-democratic practices, they are sacrificing fundamental political rights. |
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| The collapse of imperialism in the twentieth century was a fundamental change in world politics. |
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| Despite tremendous technological advances in earthquake seismology, many fundamental mysteries remain. |
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| Will the fundamental design of that equipment in fact save my life, or will it actually take it from me? |
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| Neither the government nor Labor had any popular mandate to violate fundamental democratic rights. |
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| He critiques the rigidity of laws and prejudices that are so fundamental to the makeup of his native social order. |
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| Two fundamental social cleavages of Canadian society are language and culture. |
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| The results are fundamental for understanding the flow of heat and electrical charge in carbon nanostructures. |
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| The rights were asserted as fundamental entitlements recognized by the international community. |
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| Chen's interest lay in the atemporal significance of history, in the fundamental patterns of historical change that are perceived over time. |
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| However, there are more fundamental questions at stake, about the very meaning of right and wrong. |
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| The despoliation of the Galician coastline raises fundamental issues which must be urgently addressed. |
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| It is fundamental to our system that the police must remain operationally independent. |
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| Freedom of assembly and freedom of expression are fundamental human rights that should not be cracked down on in any way. |
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| It also mirrors the commitment and dedication of our staff to uphold the fundamental principles of equality and fair play to all in their charge. |
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| Moreover the fundamental principle that equity is concerned to prevent unconscionable conduct permeates all the elements of the doctrine. |
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| At stake is the fundamental sense of what it means to be an American and who belongs in America. |
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| An enormous effort has gone into ensuring that this concert outperforms the great event of 1985 and raises awareness of a fundamental cause. |
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| As a consequence of investor overreaction, asset prices can temporarily depart from their underlying fundamental values. |
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| The Executive's proposals are at the heart of a fundamental review of NHS dental services in Scotland. |
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| Protein tyrosine kinases play fundamental roles in signal transduction pathways. |
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| It seems that a fundamental similarity and parallel exists between the aggregation of lipoproteins and amyloid proteins. |
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| But nonetheless, he would wind up pointing out to them the unfoundedness of some of their most fundamental assumptions. |
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| Of course, as he tells his story, what emerges is his fundamental decency, and Old Nick remains unimpressed. |
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| He was not an atomist in the mould of Democritus, but he did conceive of atom-like fundamental particles of the four Empedoclean elements. |
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| These trajectories are governed by the fundamental laws of gravity and the motion of the object. |
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| You'll have spotted a fundamental property of this ratio when you find the limiting value of the new series! |
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| The biblical word for conversion, metanoia, means not just a shift in one's views or opinions but a fundamental change in direction. |
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| This, our system of checks and balances, is a fundamental trait of our current democracy. |
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| Our failure to address this issue equates to abdicating our fundamental responsibility to the next generation of West Indian youth. |
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| Unmoving, but in her immobility lay a new freedom, one that was fundamental but unfathomable, simple but unknowable, pure but ungraspable. |
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| In doing so, he devised a more fundamental way of defining the absolute zero of temperature, independent of any particular material substance. |
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| He has the right fundamental qualities for national leadership and that is why I commend him to all Conservatives. |
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| Each of these activities demands resources and takes attention away from, let's say, some more fundamental types of educational needs. |
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| Cushioned by this revival, the port trustees resolved to implement fundamental changes. |
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| The point nevertheless is that land is crucial as the fundamental basis in the process of wealth generation and accumulation. |
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| Protecting civilians from the evil effects of battle has long been a fundamental goal of the law of armed conflict. |
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| I don't know if I buy the idea that this is actually what's animating their foreign policy, though I think the fundamental distinction is sound. |
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| It transcends transience and therefore reconciles us to the most fundamental condition of our existence. |
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| These common traits all arise from a fundamental dualism that privileges the spirit and deprecates the body. |
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| A fundamental tenet of trade theory is that trade amongst nations should be balanced evenly between imports and exports. |
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| Maintenance of oral hygiene is fundamental to the success of the treatment. |
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| But fundamental questions remain to be answered about anthropoid origins in Asia and Africa. |
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| The crystal oscillator is suitable for any fundamental mode crystals in the 5 to 30MHz range. |
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| It has endorsed all of the fundamental tenets of the president's revisionist approach to foreign policy. |
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| Amino acids are the fundamental building blocks of life, making up the proteins which constitute all living cells. |
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| They remain unchallenged and blissfully satisfied because the fundamental principles that guide the creation of their music remain unquestioned. |
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| Leaving a small child alone at home defies basic, fundamental common sense. |
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| In short, the quantum description of the fundamental forces is designed to do away with action at a distance. |
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| Dixon believes that these satellite offices represent a fundamental shift in the dynamic between workers and the workplace. |
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| With all Puritan preachers, Biblical texts provided the fundamental concepts for religious discourse. |
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| The four fundamental interests are embodied in an authoritative code of basic human rights. |
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| This fundamental view can help to understand the process of valuation or devaluation in architecture. |
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| Only if the basic fundamental rights are protected can a country succeed and prosper. |
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| Trial by jury is the most fundamental of our civil liberties and eroding it is wholly unjustified. |
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| It is important to understand the fundamental difference between real-time oscilloscopes and sampling oscilloscopes. |
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| Ballet was in crisis, she said, and it was time for a fundamental re-examination. |
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| This work contains fundamental ideas of projective geometry such as the cross-ratio, perspective, involution and the circular points at infinity. |
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| This is because we must accept a compromise of some of our fundamental human rights and liberties in the cause of effectively fighting the enemy. |
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| It is a fundamental requisite of the rule of law that the law should be made known. |
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| All of these events are governed by the fundamental laws of physics which, as far as we know, can not be violated. |
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| The problem of calculating loxodromes is exactly the problem of the fundamental theorem of calculus. |
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| He also published results on algebras which were fundamental in the study of algebraic number fields. |
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| The exercise exposed a fundamental element of the Finnish psyche that underpins the Finnish workplace. |
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| This may be so fundamental to the business that diverting scarce resources and money into longer-term plans would be wrong. |
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| Modern academics see lycanthropy as a fantasy which reveals fundamental aspects of modern personality. |
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| Organic chemists support the flavor business in at least two fundamental ways. |
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| But that remedy is only skin-deep, is not permanent and does not solve the fundamental problems of pride and acceptance. |
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| The first is that there is a fundamental difference between a refugee, who is fleeing persecution, and a migrant, who is seeking a better life. |
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| Such a widespread conservation of telomeric silencing among eukaryotes suggests that it is fundamental to telomere function. |
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| String theory is a quantum theory where the fundamental objects are one dimensional strings and not pointlike particles. |
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| Second, experience may reveal that our operating principles are subordinate to even more fundamental principles that should overrule them. |
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| Make the formation of a constitution a fundamental part of creating a community space. |
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| Either by tradition or practice, these widows have been denied their fundamental rights of equitable justice. |
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| Piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity are fundamental properties of connective tissues reported for bones, teeth, and tendons of vertebrates. |
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| Having a passport is a fundamental right of New Zealand citizenship and should not be mucked around with in that way. |
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| For Augustine, there are two fundamental objects of knowledge, the created and the Untreated, changeable nature and unchangeable Truth. |
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| Incredibly, he attempts to deflect criticism toward the political leadership for the fundamental flaws in the plan. |
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| Class fractions are a fundamental feature of corporate capitalism and can become particularly potent fault lines. |
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| Therefore, income splitting for couples with dependent children rectifies and corrects a fundamental anomaly in the present tax system. |
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| These people cannot be trusted with the fundamental machinery of democracy. |
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| Absent was any long-lasting system of reciprocal obligation fundamental to group cohesion and solidarity. |
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| The other fundamental cause of the obesity epidemic is the over-consumption of high-fat, energy dense diets. |
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| At its heart is a fundamental disagreement about how best to provide the highest quality and most efficient healthcare to Scots. |
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| The most fundamental problem, she argues, hinges on ambiguities in Marx's definition of ideology itself. |
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| His status as a living, walking deity was even a fundamental part of the state religion, Shinto, of which he was the head. |
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| On a spiritual level, I think ending one's own life signifies a fundamental misunderstanding of life's purpose. |
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| This fundamental research work enables the determination of biological endpoints, which can be used to set up in vitro tests. |
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| Traditional forms of organization are being changed because the balance of power has shifted in fundamental ways. |
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| Increasingly powerful atom smashers have as yet found no evidence of any additional fundamental forces beyond these four. |
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| This right is fundamental to the adversary system of justice in the Untied States. |
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| The current situation reveals a fundamental contradiction in Orthodox-Catholic politics. |
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| He puts a lot of emphasis on fundamental research, and going out to companies and kicking the tires. |
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| Maeve grumbled about how these people didn't understand the fundamental simplicities of adding on. |
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| Harder to swallow but even more fundamental is the debt to society owed by the individual. |
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| No amount of appeals to the government for education reforms will resolve the fundamental issues at stake. |
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| The reason is that it is a fundamental principle that the legislature should not act or expend money without parliamentary authority. |
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| He had a streak of fundamental decency that went far beyond simply observing the convention of the day and I loved him for it. |
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| His work on ordered sets and ordinal numbers is fundamental to the subject. |
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| It seems like we're all taken with wealth and bellicosity on some fundamental level. |
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| This aberrant conduct should not be rewarded by making fundamental changes in the way judges are nominated. |
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| However, he viewed the federal government's actions as simply kicking the can down the road without solving the fundamental problems. |
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| The most fundamental religious experience of Newman's life was his adolescent conversion to evangelical religion. |
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| Finally he considers the fundamental nature of marriage and whether or not extending it to same-sex couples would constitute a threat thereto. |
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| This is the fundamental difference between kingdoms, theocracies, feudal states, and a democratic republic. |
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| Concentration on fluctuations in oil prices has detracted attention from the fundamental changes occurring in world oil and gas markets. |
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| The semi-circular design of Greek and Roman amphitheatres clearly indicates a fundamental understanding of the spherical propagation of sound. |
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| No democracy can long survive which does not accept as fundamental to its very existence the recognition of the rights of minorities. |
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| The institutions would be forced to undergo fundamental democratisation that would remove control over them by the G7 countries. |
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| The fundamental of good use of aircraft for firefighting is to dispatch early and keep the fire from spreading. |
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| But over the past twenty years there has been a fundamental change in the role poetry readings play in literary culture. |
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| My lab uses thermotaxis, directed migration guided by differences in temperature, to study this fundamental question. |
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| I am entitled to speak to an audience who I know accepts my fundamental premises. |
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| This is a fundamental limit to the physical measurement of triangulation systems. |
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| It was France and Russia that gave the existing system the kiss of death by exposing its emptiness and fundamental immorality. |
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| Eclipses by the Algol binary system are interesting because they differ in a fundamental way from all the types of eclipse previously mentioned. |
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| It is a fundamental principle of recovery in tort that the injured party be compensated for the full amount of his or her loss, but no more. |
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| The goal was a reform of the fundamental basis of social life and the restoration of power to the market to establish justice and equality. |
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| It was at this critical moment that the fundamental tenor of Sephardic life began to change into its modern form. |
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| He went on to identify the fundamental dualism that always tended to creep into demonological arguments. |
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| It is also proof that the simplest and most fundamental of tasks are the most difficult to carry off. |
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| How information about the fundamental niche can be inherited, when it is rarely realized, is not understood. |
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| However, Ulam did make a fundamental contribution in proposing the antipodal map theorem. |
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| Violence against women is a fundamental abuse of women's human rights and the scale of the problem is phenomenal. |
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| Clearly, we must actively and forcefully explain the importance of our fundamental mission to policy leaders and the general public. |
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| The reality is that this debate is about the fundamental human rights of women. |
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| Race-related news may hog the headlines, but fundamental problems with South African cricket go unnoticed. |
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| The two fundamental variables for any quantitative analysis of morphogenesis are the surface curvature and the surface strain rates. |
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| But exile also means his understanding that the ontological and fundamental condition of man is always to live one's life alone. |
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| The argument operated at the level of the fundamental ontology of the rival philosophies. |
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| Hence, an architect's most fundamental charge is to design a weathertight building. |
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| These fundamental categories are a priori, that is, they exist prior to experience. |
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| The minimisation of bias, the systematic deviation of results or inferences from truth, is a fundamental principle of medical research. |
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| Perhaps the English system comes closer to seeing freedom of testation as a fundamental right. |
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| It is fundamental to our constitution that lawmakers are chosen by the electorate and accountable to the electorate for their decisions. |
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| I know everyone is doing it at the moment, but I'm considering a fairly fundamental redesign here. |
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| Ours is the only party that stands for the fundamental principle that all workers must be able to live and work in whichever country they choose. |
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| No one in the press corps challenged this attack on fundamental constitutional principles. |
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| One of the most fundamental problems in modern evolutionary biology is the origin of morphological novelty. |
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| Mired in depression and doubt, he started to question his most fundamental beliefs. |
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| The invention shows that the so-switched transposers must have fundamental differences in their characteristics. |
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| Yet her word-perfect, positivity-enhanced sound bites couldn't conceal a fundamental aloofness. |
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| They take the reductionist position that the fundamental building blocks of any organization are individuals, not the groups within it. |
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| More fundamental are policies to get the economy on track so that there are jobs for all. |
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| And then there are those who don't care about the impacts on native biota, the fundamental ecosystem providers to life on Earth. |
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| The fundamental actors in international politics are rational individuals and private groups. |
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| It is a fundamental dispute about the way the world works and what our role in it should be. |
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| This famous site in British Columbia has yielded much fundamental information on the early radiation of the major animal groups. |
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| Conservatives, like Labour, have backed away from a fundamental rethink of our centrally maladministered, Stalinist National Health Service. |
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| Now that means that a very fundamental foundation stone to the law of defamation is in fact non-existent. |
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| It is a love story in which denial becomes desire and the fundamental states of being and nothingness are put to the ultimate test. |
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| More than prayer, contemplation constitutes a way of life or a fundamental orientation. |
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| It has more than fulfilled that fundamental aim and in reality, the EU has been moving to demerge subsidies from farm production. |
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| Asylum and immigration issues have at their heart the fundamental principles of basic human rights. |
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| That, I mean, that is one of the most fundamental misunderstandings of what we're proposing. |
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| They also help communicate, in a fundamental way, the very meaning of the work. |
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| In the above described procedure, the neoclassical assumptions and accurate measurement of inputs and outputs are of fundamental importance. |
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| I would have thought ID cards are a pretty fundamental issue if not a touchstone of liberal credentials. |
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| In mechanics Archimedes discovered fundamental theorems concerning the centre of gravity of plane figures and solids. |
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| So the chances for change and fundamental change by reason of exposure here are good. |
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| They are contemptuous of fundamental human rights and jealous of any source of power apart from their own. |
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| The development of some of the most vital weapons in our armament stems from open, unclassified fundamental scientific research abroad. |
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| He made fundamental contributions to mining geology and metallurgy, mineralogy, structural geology, and paleontology. |
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| When an aeolian harp string is activated by the wind, the fundamental is never sounded, only the overtone series. |
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| The electroweak and strong interactions coexist in a combined theory of the fundamental interactions called the standard model. |
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| Levelling out the obesogenic slope is fundamental to slowing down the momentum of the obesity epidemic. |
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| It has played a huge role in the development of human culture, and for centuries has contributed in the most fundamental way to philosophy. |
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| We need to provide systematic training in the acquisition of skills in self-assessment that are fundamental to self-directed study. |
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| There is a lack of clarity in the role of the keyworker which is fundamental to the continuing development of each resident. |
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| If this were to be implemented, it would strike fundamental blows to British science. |
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| Yet today, Smith is the author of Modern Optical Engineering, a fundamental text in optical design. |
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| The fundamental issue in question here is whether the state ought to give preferential treatment to married people. |
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| Rick Pass has raised a fascinating question about whether we're seeing a fundamental shift in Australia's political alignments. |
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| They argued that the lupine fantasy could be seen as a fundamental challenge to Western notions of subjectivity. |
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| Accordingly, harmony becomes the fundamental texture of music, and melody a more superficial constituent. |
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| They will focus more on the regenerative medicine, while Austin himself wants to focus on the fundamental biology in stem cells. |
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| The freedom of churches to administer the sacraments is as fundamental a religious liberty as there can be. |
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| His recognition that her novels scrupulously avoid retrospect captures something fundamental about her departure from 18th-century narrative. |
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| The result is of fundamental importance in statistical mechanics and measure theory. |
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| This phospholipid bilayer is the fundamental structure of all biological membranes. |
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| But we can begin first with a volume of fixed curvature, select a fundamental tile, and apply the rules for gluing the edges. |
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| This is the fundamental operating principle of vacuum tubes, once called thermionic tubes. |
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| These metals are essential for most redox reactions which, in turn, are fundamental to cellular function. |
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| These three groups are the fundamental polyform families, being derived from the three regular polygons. |
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| She put her name to the single market, the bedrock of European union, and to several other fundamental agreements besides. |
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| In 1661, Louis declared that five fundamental beliefs of the Jansenists were heretical. |
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| Once the thin blue line defending a society's fundamental values, the police have now grotesquely turned into a weapon against them. |
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| Can a tradition be borrowed only in part, while leaving out something fundamental to it? |
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| Any cell biologist will tell you that the matrix a cell grows in is one of the fundamental variables of cell culture. |
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| What is being ruled out by these considerations is doubt concerning matters which are fundamental to our linguistic and other practices. |
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| In setting up the machine for a given task, boxes are connected together so that the desired set of fundamental processes is executed. |
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| These are not trivial errors on your part, they reveal a fundamental flaw in your character. |
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| Cell division and cell expansion are fundamental processes for growth and development of plant organs. |
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| Curiosity about fundamental biological mechanisms has yielded a rich harvest of useful knowledge. |
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| It maintains that one of the primary aims of the criminal law is the protection of fundamental social interests. |
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| There are about a dozen quantities in atomic and nuclear physics that are fundamental to our current understanding of science. |
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| It's not going to make up for fundamental flaws in your business plan or training. |
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| He believed that the discoveries of sensationalist psychology had made it possible to articulate the fundamental principles of social science. |
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| While the fundamental principle was the sanctity of human life, this principle was not absolute. |
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| The most fundamental basic of the game at the highest level is that instinctive ability to make the right choice when you are under the pump. |
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| Surprisingly the fundamental change of Indonesia's government structure has been introduced by stealth. |
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| To my knowledge it's the only commercial product in the world that actually has resolved that fundamental problem. |
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| This Bill, together with the Act, will mark a fundamental reform of land law in Scotland. |
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| The latest proposal to undercut the fundamental democratic institution of the jury trial came from an unelected legal laywoman. |
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| For me, drawing's uniqueness has something to do with the fundamental activity of actually trying to lay a ghost or exorcise oneself. |
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| Such austerities were employed in an attempt to gain insight into the fundamental nature of existence. |
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| Residents view street cleaning as a fundamental job of their council, and will take a dim view of any further deterioration of the service. |
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| The mechanism of adaptation remains a fundamental unsolved problem in evolutionary biology. |
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| Existentialism is a 20th century philosophy that asserts the fundamental meaninglessness of life and our abject aloneness. |
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| The concept most fundamental to psychoanalysis is that of the unconscious mind. |
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| This is a useful delineation that guides the reader to the fundamental positions that should be studied first. |
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| One of the fundamental dichotomies in classical physics was that between energy and matter. |
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| The simple lessons of the making of an arch, a wall, or a column form the architect's most fundamental vocabulary. |
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| The fundamental principle of religion is that God exists and that He reveals Himself to man, and it is common to all revealed religions. |
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| The great weight of judicial precedent holds that there is no fundamental individual right to own a gun. |
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| Homeopathy, iridology, reflexology, aromatherapy, therapeutic touch, etc. will not change in any fundamental ways over the years. |
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| He demystifies the equipment to help readers understand the fundamental principles of photography. |
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| Figure 4 summarizes the five fundamental elements of any anti-fraud strategy. |
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| The fundamental distinction that pervades and informs all of his work is that between the ancients and the moderns. |
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| He also made contributions on the uniform distribution of numbers modulo 1 which are fundamental in analytic number theory. |
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| A revolution in military affairs suggests a fundamental change in all aspects of warfare. |
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| A fourth part of King's self-help message was his stress on the fundamental importance of the traditional family. |
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| He gave a reducibility theorem for Riemann spaces which is fundamental in the development of Riemannian geometry. |
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| At such a tender age this kid is demonstrating he has already learned the two fundamental truths of life. |
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| Taken at face value it might seem quite a silly idea but in fact it was based on some fundamental truths. |
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| However, there is a fundamental difference in the philosophies of lefties and righties that makes righties more tolerant of corporate corruption. |
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| The following lemma is fundamental in the theory of incomplete markets. |
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| Certainly there has been no fundamental alteration in the basic law. |
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| The fundamental lemma of the calculus of variations is named after him. |
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| A fundamental aspect to building relationships is providing reliability. |
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| That fact challenges the fundamental assumptions not only of democracy but of a truly open market with equitable opportunities. |
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| For Vitruvius the proportions of the human body were fundamental in achieving beauty and he says that the proportions of the temple should follow these human proportions. |
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| The low order connectivity indices relate to fundamental parameters such as molecular surface area, molecular weight and the presence of heteroatoms. |
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| For him, understanding the individualistic environmental tolerances and characteristics of species in nature was a fundamental part of any botanical inquiry. |
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| In the Yahwist's version of the creation story in Genesis 2-3, longing for companionship between the sexes emerges even more centrally as the fundamental theme. |
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| In general, what I stated was that the entire pursuit was an opiate, faulty in fundamental respects and smacking of deception, insincerity and bogusness. |
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| The fundamental purpose for which roads have always been accepted to be used is the purpose of travel, that is to say, passing and repassing along it. |
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| This is the fundamental madness of what may be the most crazily skewed relationship in the world today. |
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| While it is imperative to have an overarching policy framework that comprehends the fundamental factors shaping our world, in practice, foreign policy typically is local. |
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| That was a fundamental omission from an otherwise excellent article. |
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| Here fundamental human moral intuitions will inevitably come into play. |
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| The fundamental problem that we've got is that public education has a quarter of its money tied up in highly centralised politburos, known as education departments. |
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| I hope these suggestions will serve to jump-start the maintenance transformation process and provide a fundamental strategy for rethinking and reengineering Army maintenance. |
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| Such housing may be unaffordable, particularly in high-cost urban cores, but there is a fundamental market demand for it. |
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| This is not a matter of form but impinges on a fundamental principle of separation of powers and detracts from any necessary guarantee against the possibility of abuse. |
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| There was a fundamental lack of trust between the command and the troops. |
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| For reformers like Senator Gillibrand, though, the problem is deeper that and can only be solved by a fundamental shift in policy. |
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| The spats tend to fade over time, as French leaders come to see how fundamental a strong partnership with Germany really is. |
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| By considering the action of the modular group on the complex plane, Klein showed that the fundamental region is moved around to tessellate the plane. |
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| And though Republicans are racking up minority leaders at the national level, it continues to face a fundamental obstacle. |
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| The outraged grammar stickler mistakes a convention for an immutable and fundamental law of the universe. |
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| The fundamental women's right that was fought for then had been a part of women's lives for centuries before being discussed in mixed company and won in the public arena. |
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| That was Occam's razor, a fundamental principle of scientific reasoning. |
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| That was a fundamental contribution of Menzies and the label has stuck. |
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| The Aeolian Harp took its fundamental form from the traditional wind harp, an instrument that plays ethereal, random music as wind currents move over and vibrate its strings. |
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| As a means of fixing the fundamental problem of adapting Gatsby, the conceit does a serviceable job of correcting a deficit. |
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| There are no major problems regarding the respect of fundamental rights. |
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| In the end, however, one may wonder how far the various difficulties and obscurities surrounding what he writes on this score really impinge upon his fundamental aims. |
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| Conceptual analysis is carried out in the philosophy of sexuality in order to clarify the fundamental notions of sexual desire and sexual activity. |
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| This congressional kabuki is killing us, because it masks a more fundamental problem. |
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