This presents a fundamental contradiction.

This split obscures the underlying uniformity of thought.

Pergeseran mendasar ini mengharuskan adanya model ekonomi baru.

Yet Putin is caught in a fundamental contradiction.

That is a good rule, fundamental to the entire idea of crowdfunding.

Education can also have a fundamental effect on forming values.

Basic rights is like the right to clean water or education.

The conventional fundamental explanation for that cycle relates it to political events.

So, that's my second proposition Trust is an essential condition to a free society.

That encyclical also contained a second fundamental statement concerning the idea of profit.

Now, even the fundamental right of a liberal order, free speech, is under pressure.

Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is fundamentally different from its prenatal counterpart.

A useful way forward in this respect may be to rethink fundamentally the concept of national interest.

The policy decisions of recent months offer little more hope for a fundamental change in US foreign policy direction.

Following the changing of the guard after the end of Germany s red green coalition, a fundamental shift in attitude has gradually taken place.

The fundamental change in Germany s European policy is simply happening the result of a process that could almost be termed organic.

Such largesse betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the causes of today s discontent, because it assumes that these causes are purely material.

Indeed, perhaps the fundamental definition of religious faith is the believe that life serves a (divine) purpose.

So nothing Chavez has done translates into a fundamental improvement in, or diversification of, Venezuela s economy.

Kadima is built on Sharon s charisma and program, which reversed the most basic Israeli strategic thinking of the last half century.

But this argument overlooks the fundamental difference between Kosovo and the situation in all other areas with large national minorities.

After all, it is a fundamental premise of the theory of secularization that the more modern a society, the more secular it becomes.

This contrast also reflects the fundamental difference between Iran, an historical nation state, and the artificial creation that is Iraq.

The people who died were humans, is it this hard to value people only by knowing that they have the fundamental right to life...

The new government would reaffirm the fundamental right to private property, and would set about issuing legal title to ownership in the form of deeds to rural and urban dwellers.

But it also reflects a more fundamental factor in the Kremlin s foreign policy desperation to maintain Russia s strategic influence at a time of unprecedented challenges to its authority.

A responsible global climate policy thus entails a fundamental change of international relations, and making the necessary institutional innovations in global governance requires courage.

The current xenophobic reactions to outsourcing of jobs to India's software engineers a hot political issue in the US reflects the underlying anxiety of a US population that wants to stay in the economic lead.

Is there a fundamental misalignment of the euro with other currencies (most notably the dollar) and how long might this last?

BERLIN During the long night of negotiations over Greece on July 12 13, something fundamental to the European Union cracked.

On Friday, June 22nd, children, women, elderly and worried citizen were violently beaten because they executed the most basic right the right to protest.

The Lisbon Treaty offers a fundamental redesign of how the Union works, but, despite the pressing need to enhance EU institutions mobility and flexibility, it is still awaiting ratification.

The main order of business of the G 20, which will meet at the level of finance ministers in Berlin in December, should be the fundamental repair of international institutions.

But there is a fundamental difference between developed European countries and emerging markets the size of the informal sector, from which VAT is not collected. This vast black economy makes VAT inefficient in most developing countries.

The key point here is joint recognition that a fundamental transatlantic community of values exists, and that both sides need each other.

But there is a fundamental difference between developed European countries and emerging markets the size of the informal sector, from which VAT is not collected.

To some observers, this represents a fundamental shift in the global balance of power, because China could bring the US to its knees by threatening to sell its dollars.

In the United Kingdom, a large group of immigrants thus share with native Britons the right to participate in public debates on all matters of general interest, whether local or national. Because fundamental equality is granted in this way, the British system manages to cope better than others do with a greater expression of distinctive identities.

Because fundamental equality is granted in this way, the British system manages to cope better than others do with a greater expression of distinctive identities.

The German proposal, spearheaded by Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, highlights the fundamental change that has occurred in Greece s relationship with its European partners since its last bailout package three years ago.

Augmenting US and British troops with other Western forces would not, particularly at this late stage, change the fundamental perception of that intervention, both in the Arab world and beyond it.

Unfortunately, even the pre boom years are not a good guide for today s European economy, because something fundamental has changed more quickly than is typically recognized Europe s demographic trends.

But an equally fundamental division one that has contributed as much to the ongoing insurrection as sectarian strife and opposition to the American led military occupation is the widening gap between Iraq s rich and poor.

That right of sovereignty over one's mind and body which also incorporates the right not to be forced to take drugs against one's will represents in some respects the most fundamental of all rights.

For the Long Peace, the most intriguing explanation and, I think, the most persuasive, though many may disagree is that since the end of World War II, a fundamental normative shift has occurred among the major powers policymakers.