Sentence examples for take fundamental from inspiring English sources

"Terrorism is denounced," he said, "and the international community must identify it and take fundamental steps for rooting it out".

There are very few writers with his ability to take fundamental sensations or objects head on and pierce you with the sharp clarity of their description.

Achieving this will take fundamental institutional changes, he says.

In this article, we do not take fundamental infrastructures (illuminating system, fire extinguishing system etc).

To promote such a mechanistic approach, all those performing risk assessments for individual substances should take fundamental findings on effect mechanisms (more strongly) into account in the future and document them.

Yet critics –- and there are many –- take fundamental issue with Smith's notion of good government.

RH Tawney suggested that "the English are incurious as to theory, take fundamentals for granted and are more interested in the state of the roads than in their place on the map".

The rationale is sound: it takes fundamental breakthroughs to make a real difference in medicine.

"I am personally opposed to the death penalty, but I am also opposed to courts taking fundamental decisions away from American voters," Professor Katyal said.

BRDG's latest work takes fundamental visual elements of Japanese culture and integrates them into unique audiovisual compositions.

Now, imagine if more companies everywhere took fundamental steps like respecting the rights of employees, providing decent work and pay, not polluting our land, sea and air, and not engaging in bribery.