"Sustainable development is a fundamental break that's going to reshuffle the entire deck," he said.
In contrast, Ms Kendall said the party needed a fundamental break with the past.
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"It's a fundamental break in the social contract," he said.
Nevertheless, even before Mr. Mubarak quit, Egyptians in the square sensed that they were making a fundamental break with the past.
The nation deserves a fundamental break from military spending practices that for decades have allocated money across the services only for the sake of peace inside the Pentagon.
In his dissenting opinion, Justice David H. Souter, joined by Justices John Paul Stevens and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, said Justice Thomas's opinion represented a fundamental break with the court's precedents.
But such differences, the executives say, were mainly part of the give-and-take between the two, rather than any fundamental break.
Adams wished to warn his fellow Americans against all revolutionary manifestos that envisioned a fundamental break with the past and a fundamental transformation in human nature or society that supposedly produced a new age.
Only by the end of his sixth year did Bush finally conclude that Rumsfeld had to go, a decision that represented the most fundamental break with Cheney, who was informed, not consulted.
