Sentence examples for as one fundamental from inspiring English sources

Supporting marriage is regarded as one fundamental to fighting poverty.

In HENVINET, a reference concept is the World Health Organisation (WHO) full chain DPSEEA (Driving forces-Pressures-State-Exposure-Effects-Actions) approach, which is identified also as one fundamental concept of the EHAP Environment and Health Action Plann) [ 11, 12].

Other factors are at work, as well, including one fundamental difference that lawmakers of both parties say lies at the heart of their competing philosophies.

When tested on the Web consortium's service on Friday, the MSN site failed to be validated as complying with one fundamental standard, for what are called cascading style sheets, a way to set up formats for Web pages.

Added to all this is the peculiar distinction evolution has earned as being the one fundamental piece of human knowledge in any discipline that society encourages students to reject.

As outlined above, one fundamental feature of a mapping method is its ability to simultaneously use the information from several markers.

The United Nations Commission on Human Rights explicitly recognised "that access to medication in the context of pandemics such as HIV/AIDS is one fundamental element for achieving progressively the full realisation of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health" [ 33].

As expressed by Johnson et al. (2002), defining allergies is difficult—"the most significant and as yet unsolved methodological issue is one fundamental to the conduct of epidemiology: arriving at a definition of disease".

Human rights activist, Lyudmila Alexeyeva, was quoted as saying: "There is one fundamental question: who ordered it?

Guha deals with this subject gingerly, describing Gandhi's extraordinary capaciousness as being "constrained in one fundamental sense" because he had no professional or social interaction with black people during the two decades or more he lived in Africa.

Snyder presents this issue as one of fundamental fairness ― Nevada isn't contributing any nuclear waste, so why should it bear the brunt of the nuclear waste issue?