Sentence examples for should be a fundamental from inspiring English sources

It should be a fundamental principle that Westminster law holds sway.

In a civilised city, access to good quality public space should be a fundamental human right.

There should be a fundamental review of the purpose of prison, putting rehabilitation at its focus.

A searchable list of Medicare payments should be a fundamental service, Mr. Wyden said.

It should be a fundamental human right, not a money machine for corporations that are unaccountable to the public.

The stewardship, long-term planning and identity of real places should be a fundamental part of built environment policies.

"Access to the internet shouldn't be a luxury; it should be a right – absolutely fundamental to life in 21st-century Britain.

"Access to the internet shouldn't be a luxury; it should be a right – absolutely fundamental to life in 21st-century Britain," said David Cameron last November.

What should be a very private, fundamental moment, the closing of a lifespan, happens in semi-public, with other patients making noises and other footsteps walking by, with someone else's meal being wheeled down the hall.

Francis foreshadowed a huge increase in the risks faced by NHS organisations and health professionals when he suggested that "to cause death or serious harm to a patient by non-compliance with fundamental standards should be a criminal offence".

Fundamental studies should be a component of pilot-plant and demonstrations at practical scale being planned.