One bright spot for this industry is under McCain there might be a fundamental push to boost coal-to-liquids.
But senior Tories are taking the Banks-Farage threat to "flood" the party and then push for "fundamental change" seriously.
Mr. Hashimoto's followers say he has patterned himself somewhat on the last prime minister to make a popular push for fundamental change, the telegenic Junichiro Koizumi, who led the country in the early 2000s by championing economic liberalization.
Instead, believers said, the church needed to be a vehicle to push for fundamental political and structural changes that would eradicate poverty, even – some believed – if it meant supporting armed struggle against oppressors.
The call added to an emerging chorus amid signs that at least some European leaders are prepared to push for fundamental change in the way the continent is handling the migrant influx.
One can only hope that after China's recent slew of scandals — about food safety, about the murder allegedly committed by Bo Xilai's wife, about corruption by the former railway minister Liu Zhijun — reform-minded leaders will amass enough political capital to push for fundamental change and a more ethical society.
Brooks's piece is written as if the real hurdle to change is that the Obama Administration doesn't realize what's wrong with the health-care system, so that if Obama just read the right texts, he would be willing to push for fundamental reform.
On Monday the BOA chairman, Lord Moynihan, declared the outcome of the court of arbitration for sport's (Cas) ruling as "a hollow victory for Wada" and said he would continue to push for "fundamental and far-reaching reform" of the anti-doping agency.
O'Connor, who at age 25 was the youngest City Council member ever elected in San Diego and now is its first woman mayor, said she will not seek another term, so she can push for fundamental campaign and ethical reforms at City Hall.
The emboldened protest movement has promised to push for a fundamental reform of politics.
