Sentence examples for fundamental central from inspiring English sources

"There are many, many good intentions, but without that fundamental, central element you'll fail to lift children's imaginations into another place.

Shared-care is seen as a service provided between the primary and secondary care sectors, with GPs as the fundamental central component [ 6].

To most people, the word by its dictionary term is critically important, central, fundamental.

The fair co-operation we have had in the past with Switzerland also includes observing the central fundamental decisions taken by the EU," he said.

All these modes use an anhemitonic pentatonic scale (i.e., a five-pitch scale without semitones e.g., e-g-a-c-d-e), with a distinctive contour and central (fundamental) pitch.

They deal not with bridges to nowhere or with crop subsidies, but with public safety or domestic tranquillity the central, fundamental reason for the existence of government in the first place.

The report – "Fundamentals of central banking; the lessons of the crisis" – was co-written by Weber; Trichet; Jacob Frenkel, former governor of the Bank of Israel; and Arminio Fraga, former governor of the Bank of Brazil.

Last week we quoted Mohammad El-Erian, who said, "There is a limit to how far and how long prices can deviate from fundamentals.... Central banks should be respected.

"These developments are clearly unwarranted on the basis of economic and budgetary fundamentals in these two member states and the steps that they are taking to reinforce those fundamentals". The Swiss central bank stunned markets by attempting to reverse the "massive overvaluation" of the Swiss franc, which hit record highs against the dollar as a perceived haven, by cutting interest rates.

The broad brushstrokes, the fundamentals of the central midfielder's role, have been altered too.

Most analysts reckon Poland's strong economic fundamentals and the central bank's solid reputation would not be seriously affected if the governor were to depart.Mr Tusk has also refused to fire Mr Sienkiewicz, whose security services should have been in charge of ensuring that their boss was not bugged.