That difference is fundamental.

This mismatch causes fundamental problems.

The Euro faces a second basic challenge.

Finally, Europe must place more emphasis on basic research.

One could imagine that a spell of unemployment might be a time of reflection, reestablishment of personal connections, and getting back to fundamental values.

By doing so, they will push prices close to fundamentals today.

Economists believe that market forces drive prices to fundamentals.

Their role is currently codified by a post 1945 law that gives them enormous influence, even though their membership has dwindled to a mere 8 of employees.

Indeed, probably the most fundamental measure is to transform radically the way trade unions operate.

For Europe, this would be a fundamental change for the worse.

Laws that discriminate against one group of people threaten the fundamental rights of all people.

I mean, most of us know that pitch is a fundamental building block of music.

This prompted the EU to create the new position of Fundamental Rights Commissioner, with confirmation hearings set to begin in January

Russia must not learn the wrong lessons from the Georgia crisis there can be no going back on fundamental principles of territorial integrity, democratic governance, and international law.

Negative theology The principle that inspired his philosophical activity was identical to a fundamental tenet of Scholasticism there can be no contradiction between the truths which God has revealed and the findings of the human mind in science and philosophy.

But where do these differences in attitude toward fundamental issues like inequality come from?

The closure of Guantánamo must be accompanied by a fundamental review of the underlying policies that gave rise to its existence.

Cynics may say that nothing will happen to the fundamentals of the global financial system, but they are wrong.

But there are concerns that, if not fundamentally divisive, are worrying. Should we fear the fact that Europe is no longer a purely Jewish Christian and white continent?

In Bosnia Herzegovina, EU Turkey cooperation is fundamental to achieving a durable solution.

To deny this, to threaten to undo Polish German reconciliation, is to harm Poland s fundamental national interests.

But there are concerns that, if not fundamentally divisive, are worrying.

But they still disagreed on the fundamental demands of the opposition which included the formation of an independent committee.

BRUSSELS The euro area confronts a fundamental crisis that attacks on financial speculators will do nothing to resolve.

The second source of the transatlantic divide in attitudes toward fundamental issues like inequality has to do with racial bias.

Majid Khan and there are many more like him is a classic product of the Bush administration s disregard for the fundamental principles of the rule of law.

Unless there is a fundamental change in the posture of the Bush administration, it seems doubtful that partnership will be on offer at all.

We need the political will to tackle malnutrition now, with access to nutritious food recognized as a fundamental human right.

As a result, those Chinese who use the Internet as a source for news awakened to the fact that no account Chinese or Western is flawless. Such skepticism, which is a fundamental attribute of the democratic mind, may have played a role in pushing the government toward more openness in Sichuan.

Political observers have long debated whether economic or military power is more fundamental. The Marxist tradition casts economics as the underlying structure of power, and political institutions as a mere superstructure, an assumption shared by nineteenth century liberals who believed that growing interdependence in trade and finance would make war obsolete.

However, for China to succeed, higher investment in research and development, together with a fundamental overhaul of the educational system, is essential.

Such skepticism, which is a fundamental attribute of the democratic mind, may have played a role in pushing the government toward more openness in Sichuan.

Political observers have long debated whether economic or military power is more fundamental. 160

Some economists recommend fundamental changes in the way monetary policy is conducted to avoid ever reaching this zero bound on interest rates. Paul Krugman, for example, calls deflation a black hole once you fall into it, monetary policy becomes ineffective because no amount of monetary expansion can further reduce interest rates.

Creating a marketplace where such uncertainties are traded and hedged would be a fundamental step toward managing the risks involved.

Some economists recommend fundamental changes in the way monetary policy is conducted to avoid ever reaching this zero bound on interest rates.

But the decision we are actually faced with is much more fundamental global monetary and economic reform, or war and revolution.

Nothing less than a full fledged peace agreement that meets the fundamental aspirations of Palestinian nationalism is likely to give him the popular legitimacy needed to confront the radicals.

But, with the resurgence of armed conflict in Europe challenging the Helsinki Final Act s fundamental principles, this anniversary has taken on new meaning.

Indeed, Russian President Vladimir Putin s policies imply a direct threat to the EU s most fundamental principles, which have defined German foreign policy for decades.

I guess I was most surprised by how much attention our crowdsourcers devoted to our fundamental principles, particularly the question of telling the truth.

The government of President Yahya Jammeh has shown little or no respect for fundamental human rights in this tiny West African state.

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