Sentence examples for fundamental fault from inspiring English sources

Bentham found the "grand and fundamental" fault of the Commentaries to be Blackstone's "antipathy to reform".

It's not the idea behind the unusual casting that is the fundamental fault.

But, as Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, observed, "the battle between realists and idealists is the fundamental fault line of the American foreign-policy debate".

Currently there are statutory obligations on a landlord to repair a fundamental fault in a rented property, but a landlord can evict the tenant if they pursue these rights to repair.

None of the men before Congress this week spent much time addressing the fundamental fault which led to the present debacle – an excess of reckless financial risk-taking by banks and financial firms in search of short-term gains.

Most disgusting of all is his attempt to gain our understanding for his amoral behaviour by insinuating that the fundamental fault lies not with him, but with the "cut-throat" world of politics into which he fell, "sucked in like a concubine at a Roman orgy".

But he insists that it highlights the dangers of lax lending standards in a particular market rather than fundamental faults in securitisation itself.A study by NERA, an economic consultancy, commissioned by the ASF before the crunch, offers some support for this view.

Even when apprised of these fundamental faults, Newsday couldn't resist publicizing the poll.

The former structure has fundamental faults, which prohibit an optimised performance.

Reading the criticisms of the American school system and speaking with Alicia has shown there are fundamental faults with the current system.

The region needs a dialogue between the West and Iran because of one of the most fundamental regional fault lines of recent years.