Sentence examples for deliver fundamental from inspiring English sources

The review must deliver fundamental change to the business rates system.

Baker said he had found evidence of "hardening of opinion" against staying in the EU among his colleagues in the past three weeks, as they felt Cameron's renegotiations would not deliver fundamental reform of the UK's relationship with Brussels.

Had the government taken the time to learn the status quo, they would know that student nurses already spend half their time on clinical placements on wards and in the community, learning how to deliver fundamental care.

This paper aims to deliver fundamental and comprehensive information for paving the venue of gas-phase photodegradation to commercialized air purification.

"But we have one word of warning: if ministers believe that a very quick rebadging of government schemes and programmes can then be called a British business bank, that would ruin both the concept and its ability to deliver fundamental change".

In a media statement, TELUS Ventures managing partner Rich Osborn said "We believe that innovative companies like League which deliver compelling, consumer-centric experiences will not only drive high employee and employer engagement, but will also deliver fundamental improvements in health outcomes for Canadians through their carrier-friendly open platform".

They differ from the growth engines of the past, which delivered fundamental value — faster transportation or new knowledge — and let other industries then build off those advances.

Soil delivers fundamental ecosystem functions via interactions between physical and biological processes mediated by soil structure.

This study delivers fundamental understandings of coal fines generation and migration during the CSG production process, and useful guidelines are suggested to be implemented in the field to minimize production loss induced by coal fines behaviours.

It unquestionably costs money to deliver the fundamental demands of justice.

"We need to deliver a fundamental change in a culture which thinks this kind of practice is acceptable".