Sentence examples for fixed only by from inspiring English sources

In fact, Social Security will be "fixed" only by changing the entitlements or the contributions.Recently, Mr Bush has altered course a little with pensions.

They believe that problems like security vulnerabilities and system crashes can be fixed only by abandoning system design orthodoxy, formed in the 1960s and '70s, that was built into Windows.

A long-running European survey found that in 2008, 22% of French 15- to 24-year-olds said they believed society's problems could be fixed only by revolutionary action.

But the level of frustration among Democrats now has pushed many of them, including Mr. Reid, to believe that the situation has deteriorated so badly that it can be fixed only by doing something they once would have never considered.

The distinction between patrician and plebeian families may have become fixed only by the middle of the 4th century bc; and the law of that time (367 bc), which specified that one of the consuls was to be plebeian, may have done nothing more than to guarantee legally that both groups of the nobility would have an equal share in the state's highest office.

She is, however, willing to persist in her illusion that Social Security can be fixed only by turning it over to private accounts, a toxic position with older voters that many of her fellow Tea Party candidates pretend they haven't considered.

Sunstein concludes that the Internet's polarizing tendencies can be fixed only through careful initiatives by the government and private companies.

Partial Ambiguity Resolution (PAR) is therefore proposed such that the baseline precision can be improved by fixing only a subset of ambiguities with high success rate.

We have characterized the metabolic activity of the brain by fixing only the uptake of glucose to the capillary, νGlc(→  c), while leaving the oxygen influx free.

However, the content of Mn4+ ions is fixed not only by substituting Sr2+ for La3+ site, but also by creation of cation vacancies or non-stoichiometry (La1−xSr x MnO3+δ) which depends on firing atmosphere, temperature, time, and also on the preparation procedure [9, 10].

He says this would amount to "a covert privatisation and the loss of control over how the proceeds are spent"."Russia's problems cannot be fixed by only some special measures, we need fundamental changes," says Andrei Sharonov, a former official.