Sentence examples for Fundamental revision from inspiring English sources
The company's own Palm OS software is widely seen within the industry as aging and in need of a fundamental revision.
The changes would "represent a fundamental revision to the way in which the asset-backed securities market would be regulated," the S.E.C.'s chairwoman, Mary L. Schapiro, said.
Luther was one of those figures who touched off something much larger than himself; namely, the Reformation — the sundering of the Church and a fundamental revision of its theology.
A new report from the left-leaning Institute for Public Policy Research thinktank has called for a fundamental revision of government policy towards Islamist groups in the Middle East and north Africa.
Through our experience in building a number of behavior-based robots in the past few years, we feel strongly that there must be a fundamental revision in approach to robotics.
The theory was indeed of great significance, for it not only united the phenomena of electricity, magnetism, and light in a unified framework but also was a fundamental revision of the then-accepted Newtonian way of thinking about the forces in the physical universe.
Jonathan Lippman, New York State's chief judge, called last week for fundamental revisions in how bail is set.
These and other lukewarm expressions of support suggested that the treaty cannot be enacted without fundamental revisions.
U.S. envoys are likely to have met stiff resistance, given their demands for fundamental revisions in how the Chinese leadership manages foreign trade and its domestic economy.
Some put primary blame on the machine, some on human greed, and some on the failure of government to reconcile modern machinery and political institutions with the minimum human requirements of a rap idly growing population, but all insist that the human family is approaching an historic crisis which will require fundamental revisions in the organization of society.
Breaking the speed-of-light barrier will lead to fundamental revisions in scientific theory.
