Sentence examples for needs of fundamental from inspiring English sources

The quality of outdoor play was further enhanced by innovative, soft and portable playgroup equipment designed specifically to meet the developmental needs of fundamental movement skills for preschool children [ 51, 52].

New York's legislative process is, in many respects, in need of fundamental change.

Gowers rightly recognises that the UK's IP system, while imperfect, is not in need of fundamental overhaul.

"We welcome this paper as the current social care funding is urgently in need of fundamental reform.

Many in continental Europe strongly agree with David Cameron that the European Union of today is not fit for purpose and is in need of fundamental reform.

He said the statistics on abuse in foster care were "shocking and once again proof positive that this is a system in need of fundamental transformation, and establishment of the Office of the Child Advocate would be an important step in that direction".

England's exams system is in need of "fundamental reform" to stop the "dumbing down" of courses, MPs say.

"At OYO, our experience ranges from end-to-end management of homes, villas, small asset to hotels with 100+ rooms while running successful businesses for our asset partners and all these facets will be of utmost importance while operating in the wedding industry that in the dire need of fundamental changes and improvements," OYO CSO Maninder Gulati said in a statement.

As a semi-analytical structural analysis algorithm, the scaled boundary finite-element method (SBFEM) only discretizes the boundary of the analyzed domain without the need of fundamental solutions, which makes it powerful for problems with stress singularity or unbounded foundation media.

This analysis will reveal that dual-systems views are in need of fundamental re-thinking, and its elements will be amalgamated with current views on action-oriented predictive processing into a novel integrative theoretical framework (IMPPACT: Impetus, Motivation, and Prediction in Perception Action Coordination theory).

In December, the commission released an interim report calling the county's child welfare system "dysfunctional" and in need of "fundamental change".