Sentence examples for make fundamental decisions from inspiring English sources
The nation needs time to make fundamental decisions about the future of the space program.
But on Monday, Raúl Castro said only that the Sixth Party Congress would "make fundamental decisions on how to modernize the Cuban economic model and adopt the paths for economic and social policy of the party and the revolution".
Speaking after a week of nuclear negotiations in Switzerland, US Secretary of State John Kerry challenged Iran to make "fundamental decisions" that prove to the world it has no interest in atomic weapons.
The brownouts, he said, are just one manifestation of a recession so severe that municipalities like Sacramento have to make fundamental decisions about what services they can no longer afford.
Many Cubans had assumed it would never happen.Now, at last, Raúl Castro, who replaced his elder brother and was formally named as president in 2008, has summoned the congress for late April to "make fundamental decisions on how to modernise the Cuban economic model".
Thus the growing array of radiological tools will require radiologists in various practice settings to make fundamental decisions about how to focus and balance their areas of expertise [6].
"Many policy makers are seriously scared of making fundamental decisions," Mr. Snower said.
"It really is a matter of making fundamental decisions about what remains and what goes".
The estates of boyars and monasteries formed the superstructure of agricultural production, but the peasants, who worked the land in traditional ways, supplied the draft animals and tools and made fundamental decisions about what to raise and how.
Often to the exclusion -- and great dismay -- of other lawmakers, they have made fundamental decisions as a group, from the federal budget deal to the $15 billion bailout of the airline industry.
And they say they will impose rules that reshape the structure of the stock markets, making fundamental decisions that will favor either the emerging electronic trading networks or the incumbent exchanges.
