There has been much debate around Europe as to whether internet access is a fundamental right.
What passengers require now, I think, is the rebuilding of confidence and it does require a fundamental rethink.
What may have delivered the presidency to Obama is a fundamental shift in the American public.
The US government argued that the preparation of the report had a fundamental flaw.
And Tumblr faces a fundamental problem that starkly differentiates it from Facebook and Twitter.
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And so as a result, they had become - they'd been changed on a fundamental level.
Removing personal barriers may require a fundamental change in how CIOs view their capabilities and responsibilities.
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Congressional budget rules treat the borrowing limit as a fundamental restraint on NFIP spending.
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Simon recognized a fundamental truth: Human inventiveness is the true capital of an economy.
"For the last 100 years the car really hasn't changed in a fundamental sense, " he said.
The democratic world is experiencing a fundamental shift in its approach to controlling harmful conduct.
It is a fundamental principle of our work together, in the name of our common humanity.
The multi-billion dollar world of business intelligence software is a fundamental response to this problem.
They may require a fundamental reconsideration of what it means to be a man.
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Behind every boom there is a kernel of truth--a fundamental reason why it all began.
Like public key cryptography, Bitcoin is a fundamental new building block for building digital systems.
He says that beneath all the nationalist rhetoric lies a fundamental power shift in East Asia.
But, there is a fundamental problem: How do we make sense of all of it?
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Because there is a fundamental disconnect between providers and customers (in this case, patients).
Your example of unfair compensation highlights a fundamental flaw in Big Law as it exists today.
Teachers, particularly public school teachers, play a fundamental role as public servants educating our children.
But to do that would be to deny a fundamental part of who he is.
This was made clear when she embarked on a fundamental reform of local-government finance.
As we all know, there is a fundamental difference in philosophy between the two parties.
She's talking about a deal some see as a fundamental change in South Asia's geopolitical landscape.
Global economies will certainly be impacted by a fundamental disruption--even a short one--in the oil markets.
Businesses and people have a fundamental right to know if their actions are illegal.
While the income statement is improving, the shares look attractive on a fundamental basis.
So from a fundamental point of view, I like to look at things in two ways.
The spacing on this lattice imposes a fundamental limit on the energy that particles can have.
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