Sentence examples for was not a fundamental from inspiring English sources

Macfarlane said the defection was not a fundamental miscalculation, despite Monday's boilover, which has left his parliamentary career in limbo.

Lawyers in McDaniel's office had argued in federal court that same-sex marriage was not a fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution.

That slide in the early 2000s was not a fundamental change in the rising trend; why imagine that the aftermath of the 2008 crisis was any different?

Mr. Putin said it was "not a fundamental question to us whether Chechnya becomes independent or stays within Russia," but rather that Russia's goal was to ensure that it never again serve as a "launching pad for terrorist acts".

Appearing on Wednesday before a Westminster hearing of the joint committee of MPs and peers considering the draft prisoner voting bill, the justice secretary conceded that the rights of prisoners to vote was not a fundamental political question and that there were even reasonable arguments in its favour as a means of enhancing rehabilitation of offenders.

Mr. Bush, who was credited by both parties for providing the excitement that propelled his party's candidates to victory, appeared to be heeding, if not agreeing with, cautionary voices in the party who said that narrow Republican victories in Minnesota and Missouri proved the election was not a fundamental realignment or a repudiation of the Democrats.

While he was still hopeful a solution could be found, Tygart said he feared clean athletes would turn their backs on sport if there wasn't a fundamental overhaul.

After all, if the company was going to go out of its way to update the technology, wasn't a fundamental rethink in order here?

Convenient airplane flights are not a fundamental human right.

The loss of some Russian oligarchs is not a fundamental loss for the market".

Faith, in any case, is not a fundamental factor in democratic government.