Sentence examples for fundamental reorientation from inspiring English sources

"But it points to a fundamental reorientation of our constitutional system.

Sub-Saharan Africa in particular is in the middle of a fundamental reorientation of its agriculture, away from global exports and towards supplying its own burgeoning urban populations.

If Tehran believes it can wait out pressure or escape it via a narrow technical accord rather than a more fundamental reorientation, it will surely do so.

But Nancy Birdsall, a former senior official at both the IDB and the World Bank, thinks a more fundamental reorientation is needed.

"My surveying shows that we are in the middle of a fundamental reorientation of the American character away from wanton consumption and toward a new global citizenry in an age of limited resources," Zogby declares.

The findings of the Planet Under Pressure conference support the key recommendations including: * Fundamental reorientation and restructuring of national and international institutions is required to overcome barriers to progress and to move to effective Earth-system governance.

It is a profound reorientation to domestic priorities and pragmatism.

Like the book by Barry Goldwater whose title it evokes, this one argues for a fundamental ideological reorientation — in the opposite direction.

This aspect of the discussion is heightened by the fact that the choice involves a fundamental moral reorientation running contrary to habits which have acquired a necessity all their own [Confessions VIII.v.10], but Augustine's discussion of the example suggests that he sees it as more than an idiosyncratic or isolated incident.

Bolivia's law mandates a fundamental ecological reorientation of Bolivia's economy and society, requiring all existing and future laws to adapt to the Mother Earth law and accept the ecological limits set by nature".

This study is expected to provide fundamental information on local variant reorientation of 6M Ni Mn–In martensite during deformation.