Sentence examples for introduce fundamental from inspiring English sources

But without further renegotiation of the contract, it was impossible to introduce fundamental change.

If a reformist parliament is voted in, they will expect him to introduce fundamental change.

Ursula Lidbetter, the Co-op's chair, agreed that senior management had "fallen far short" of acceptable standards and said the group must introduce fundamental reforms "with urgency".

An open letter to the Telegraph urges the government to grasp the nettle and introduce fundamental and lasting reform to the social care system.

"Companies such as Samsung, who we categorize as fast followers, have been viewed by the industry for their ability to quickly adopt the latest handset trends... rather than their ability to introduce fundamental innovation".

"It is deeply disappointing that the European Parliament has voted today to introduce fundamental changes to the long overdue takeovers directive" said the European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Frits Bolkestein.

We have introduced fundamental new disequilibriums into one of the most sensitive parts of the globe.

Historically, Windows 3, Windows NT3.5, Windows 95, Windows 2000, Vista and Windows 8 all introduced fundamental changes to the operating system, while Windows 3.1, NT4.0, 98/SE, XP and Windows 7 mainly refined and polished their predecessors.

Delegating day-to-day investment decisions to large asset managers, as pension funds and many individual savers do, "introduces fundamental incentive problems between end investors and fund managers, which can induce destabilising behaviour and amplify shocks," the Washington-based organisation says.

This section introduces fundamental concepts and notations for understanding this work.

The paper introduces fundamental principles for design of position and force (P/F) controllers.