Sentence examples for undertake fundamental from inspiring English sources

* Continued appointment of Palestinian ministers empowered to undertake fundamental reform.

President Bush's mandate for it was "to undertake fundamental inquiry into the human and moral significance of developments in biomedical and behavioral science and technology".

These steps would send the worst possible signal to Cuba's dictators — there is no need to undertake fundamental reforms, they can simply wait for a unilateral change in U.S. policy".

George Osborne has raised the prospect of Britain leaving the European Union if the 28-nation bloc fails to undertake fundamental reforms to improve competitiveness, create jobs and protect the rights of countries which are not in the single currency.

They discussed a division of labor whereby Arab leaders would bring pressure on Mr. Arafat to undertake fundamental security and political changes, while Mr. Bush would bring pressure on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel to negotiate with an overhauled Palestinian leadership for new security arrangements and the framework to create a Palestinian state.

Senator McCain almost certainly represented the majority view in Cuban Miami when he insisted, in a speech there in May, that to soften the travel restrictions or the limits on remittances "would send the worst possible signal to Cuba's dictators — there is no need to undertake fundamental reforms; they can simply wait for a unilateral change in U.S. policy".

Some countries are undertaking fundamental reforms.

"The United States thinks that Musharraf is for real and has undertaken fundamental changes," a senior American defense official said.

Britain risks another financial crisis unless it undertakes fundamental reform of the banking sector, the governor of the Bank of England has warned.

Finally, a recurring theme in each of the countries undertaking fundamental reforms is that disability policy is part of the broader social safety net and cannot be altered independently.

While it's a stretch to imagine either country undertaking fundamental reforms in the near term, it's not quite so hard to imagine them doing so in the context of a loose partnership.