Liz Kendall has said that she will order a fundamental review of National Lottery funding to divert more cash to deprived young children if she becomes Labour leader.
If the Protestant ministers resign from the power-sharing government, the British Northern Ireland secretary, John Reid, will have to decide whether to call new elections or to order a fundamental review of how the government works.
Thus, according to our results, the relative entropy associated with word ordering captures a fundamental quantitative property of language, which is common to all the examples analyzed in this paper.
Like the First Executive Order, the Second Order effects a fundamental shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and is inflicting substantial harm on U.S. companies, their employees, and the entire economy.
Darwin's theory of natural selection and the idea of a spontaneous order share a fundamental feature: the claim that apparent design or order do not necessarily imply a designer or rational planning.
Does a sudden spike in new factory orders represent a fundamental shift, or is it just a preholiday blip?
Chris Huhne, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said: "Today's unanimous ruling clearly states that control orders are a fundamental infringement of human rights and an affront to British justice.
For Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel-prize winning ex-chief economist of the World Bank, the announcement of the new Brics bank at Forteleza signalled a clear challenge to the US-led world order, reflecting "a fundamental change in global economic and political power".
By analyzing two model systems that involve different chemistry, i.e. Cu-Zr and Au-Si systems, we identify the local icosahedral ordering as a fundamental process underlying structural relaxation.
