These design rules are the factors that, together with the engineering drawings and netlist, fundamentally decide the architecture of a chip.
Sex education, birth control, and abortion are all fundamentally about deciding whether and when to become a parent, and they impact our abilities to parent the children we have.
Abortion is fundamentally a parenting decision: "Is it the right time, are there enough resources, can I be a parent at this time to this child?" The status of the fetus is one factor that goes into people's decisions about parenting, but fundamentally people decide based on what they know they can handle.
I asked him why, fundamentally, Bush had decided to go to war.
Widowed in her 50's, in an era when many women would have permanently repaired to the bridge table with a pitcher of martinis, Mrs. Astor decided to fundamentally change New York City with the inheritance left her by her third husband, Vincent Astor.
The location-based service has decided to fundamentally altered their app to allow you to check-in to not only their service, but also into Facebook's and even Foursquare's as well.
"But, as attorney general, it will be my duty to study the facts and in more depth, to analyze the law, but fundamentally that can be decided by Congress, and the courts, as they interpret the existing law".
Where people decide fundamentally what's right and wrong?
Like all sports, the drama and intrinsic interest of football depends on everyone — fans, players, coaches — believing that the games will be fundamentally fair and will be decided by the actions of players on the field.
The 2007 "surge" of troops in Iraq, like last year's surge in Afghanistan, was an admission that the doctrine was fundamentally flawed if the locals decided to keep fighting.
