Sentence examples for declared a fundamental from inspiring English sources

As president of the Reich Health Office in 1937, Dr. Reiter declared a fundamental task of the Nazi health leadership was to stop further transmission of inferior genes.

Latin American is a bastion of "liberation theology" – a leftist movement inside Roman Catholicism that the outgoing conservative pope once declared "a fundamental threat to the faith of the church".

People here serious about retaining access to the internet, declared a fundamental right by the UN in 2011, without supplementary government charges.

Meade's story is so compelling, in part, because it declares a fundamental truth about the artist's path: To be an artist involves an earnest commitment to those instincts that are largely considered absurd, forgotten and foolish.

At the age of twenty-six, he boldly declared that a fundamental belief concerning the universe, religiously held since the time of Newton, was a mere prejudice — a failure of the human being to recognize obvious human limitations.

Noting the long line of Supreme Court cases that have declared marriage a fundamental right, he argued that society had no rational basis denying same-sex couples the dignity that marriage affords.

At the age of twenty-six, he boldly declared that a fundamental belief concerning the universe, religiously held since the time of Newton, was a mere prejudice a failure of the human being to recognize obvious human limitations.

On July 28 the United Nations declared 'Water a Fundamental Human Right.' It was a historic vote at the UN -- 122 countries voted in favor of the resolution, more than 40 countries abstained including U. S., Canada and several industrialized countries.

And on this count, Mr. Bernanke breaks with the bleak traditions of his dismal profession to declare himself a fundamental optimist.

The ruling by Judge L. Ralph Smith Jr. of the Circuit Court of Florida focuses on a provision of the Florida Constitution that declares education a "fundamental value" of the state and says it is a "paramount duty" to provide a "uniform, efficient, safe, secure and high quality system of free public schools".

The movement gained prominence in the development community after the second world war with WHO declaring health a fundamental human right, but more recently, the case for UHC has been substantiated with the release of a major report on health financing (pdf) in 2010 and a UN resolution in 2012.