Sentence examples for a fundamental aid from inspiring English sources

This latter aspect constitutes a fundamental aid towards the resolution of the static damage inverse identification problem.

Barr's hand-drawn flowchart of the development of the art of his time printed for the first time in the dust jacket of the 1936 "Cubism and Abstract Art" exhibition catalog became a fundamental visual aid in America's understanding of what Barr called "geometric" and "non-geometric" art.

In doing so we provide novel information on the provision of adult services; a fundamental step to aid the development of future commissioned services to improve the provision of care for adults with ADHD.

"In the longer term we need a fundamental rethink of our aid policy.

At the time, he promised a fundamental rethink of the aid budget.

Cost-cutting efforts now under way range from a fundamental review of legal aid, to the noisy pursuit of dishonest immigration solicitors, to attempts to rein in spending on complex criminal cases (which alone cost £329m last year).

Rather than being worried about a Robin Hood situation -- where the state would take from the rich, or in this case, the relatively richer, to pay more to New York City -- many superintendents and advocacy groups seemed optimistic that the judge's demand for a new formula would result in a fundamental restructuring of state aid.

As David Cameron prepares to brief MPs on his plans to admit thousands of extra Syrian refugees, the chancellor said the government is to respond to the "sheer horror" of the crisis by embarking on a fundamental rethink of the aid budget.

He said: "Recently we announced a fundamental look at legal aid, to put in place an efficient, accessible system that also provides better value for money.

The West has often "pitied" Africa, and organizations have offered solutions that sometimes marginalize, embarrass, or worst of all create a fundamental dependency on Western aid.

The medical assistance system guarantees an individual fundamental medical aid, and it is "the final defence line" of social medical security [ 38].