Sentence examples for fundamental in a from inspiring English sources

Ownership of property is a right fundamental in a democracy.

The right to a trial is fundamental in a democracy.

Although a conservative, Reagan often argued that private sector workers' rights to organize were fundamental in a democracy.

"In his zeal to finish this project," the governor said, "he forgot something that's pretty fundamental in a democracy, and that is that the citizens have the right to know what it's going to cost.

He'll fight for reforms hailed as the most fundamental in a generation, demand high standards and accountability for students and teachers, restore local control of schools, increase funding but change the system so successful schools are rewarded and failing ones must improve.

Chez Cotton, lawyer for Vallée and Parkinson, and specialist in actions against the police, argues: A free press is fundamental in a democratic society and the increasingly oppressive and intimidating way in which the police appear to be treating journalists reporting at protests is unacceptable and of great concern.

But we see good underlying fundamentals in a lot of markets.

Our view is this is going to shake up fundamentals in a whole host of global economic areas".

The acclaimed novelist and "baffled humanist" Marilynne Robinson ponders fundamentals in a long philosophical essay at the Nation.

The teaching of basketball fundamentals in a country that for more than two decades has been an avowed antagonist of the United States was an education, while it lasted.

Finally, it can be used as an excellent educational tool for computer programming fundamentals in a visual context.