President Trump represents a fundamental change in thinking about space, just as he is a fundamental change agent in so many other areas.
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And that creates a fundamental change in your business approach.
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But demands for fundamental change are much harder for China.
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"That's the fundamental change that must occur," he tells me.
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The scene sums up a fundamental change in Chinese society.
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But to an industry undergoing fundamental change, it is monumental.
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It has been a year of fundamental change for Politico.
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In fact, fundamental change actually is impossible, for two reasons.
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That signals a fundamental change in the way libraries operate.
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But a Rooseveltian moment to create fundamental change had passed.
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Let's define a new business paradigm that inspires fundamental change.
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"This really is a fundamental change in the outcome" for patients.
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Further, 90% said the U.S. health care system needed fundamental change.
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She started by noting the most fundamental change at the court.
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It is about a fundamental change in the trans-Atlantic relationship.
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That's a fundamental change with implications we can still barely see.
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But whatever happens, a fundamental change in European markets is underway.
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"There needs to be a fundamental change in our approach," she said.
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The question is whether this is a blip or a fundamental change.
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Many expected his victory to lead to a fundamental change in relations.
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So this is ‑‑ there's been a fundamental change in the terrorist threat.
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"It is a fundamental change in the way leading businesses will thrive."
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The slump reflects a fundamental change in the outlook for the oil prices.
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But this was a fundamental change that could rattle the thinning fan base.
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In fact, Stuxnet caused a fundamental change in how hackers operate in Iran.
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That we're not thinking big enough, and that we can't have fundamental change.
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This paper makes a fundamental change to the way we look at light.
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For the past decade, an intractable standoff has prevented fundamental change in Gaza.
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For years, fans have pined for a more fundamental change to the formula.
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We're not anticipating any fundamental change to the nature of what we do.
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But few expect Ms. Park's punishment alone to bring about a fundamental change.
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Of course, a gender transition — such a fundamental change in identity — is fascinating.
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In other words, there hasn't been any fundamental change in the leadership's thinking.
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This fundamental change is bound to restructure societies in surprising and destabilizing ways.
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But this political shake-up hardly represents a fundamental change in Russia's governance.
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I am of the view that there is a meaningful fundamental change underway.
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We need a fundamental change, and it seems the timing couldn't be better.
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Federal prison reform can only be accomplished with a fundamental change in leadership.
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The regime will become vulnerable to fundamental change as a result of it.
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But does all of this mean a fundamental change is in store for privacy?
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended the government makes a more fundamental change.
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This summit may possibly mark a fundamental change in U.S. strategy toward North Korea.
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He sought fundamental change, but he well knew the power of the intergenerational link.
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On both sides of the Rhine, these catastrophes determined a fundamental change of course.
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Candidate Obama ran on a message promising fundamental change to the way Washington worked.
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Perhaps its most fundamental change is that it addresses energy retailers, rather than generators.
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But a much more fundamental change is taking place at The Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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That's why it's gonna be so difficult to, you know, really make fundamental change.
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We also asked energy executives how their companies would navigate such a fundamental change.
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But nothing in Super Tuesday's results implies that any fundamental change is around the corner.
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A new and fundamental change to how we interact with computers will likely be necessary.
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The country is trying to make a fundamental change in its relationship with the continent.
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Who will decide whether the policy is a fundamental change or simply an institutional rearrangement?
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"We are now at a price level that is creating real fundamental change," he said.
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That's a fundamental change to Medicaid — it would no longer be an open-ended entitlement.
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" McCarthy described the Republicans' tax reform bill as "pro-growth" that will spark "fundamental change.
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Some Democrats, namely more senior and centrist members, might balk at such a fundamental change.
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Both need fundamental change to rebuild the flawed economic foundations that made us so vulnerable.
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The fundamental change happens there because it realigns how wild seafood is supposed to flow.
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Golin said the FTC needs to force a fundamental change to the company's business practices.
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At least one state is making a more fundamental change to its unemployment benefits programs.
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They also said that voters were seeking fundamental change in Washington, a strong headwind Mrs.
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Mr. Trump's re-election would represent a fundamental change, said François Heisbourg, a French analyst.
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If there is a glitch or a fundamental change, he can translate the fix quickly.
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Of course, this sort of criticism misunderstands the fundamental change caused by Curry's unique skill set.
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Most recently, The St. Joseph News-Press endorsed Trump, stating "he can bring about fundamental change".
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The root issue here persists until Silicon Valley and Washington can both make a fundamental change.
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Prison reform and a fundamental change in the criminal justice system will move to center stage.
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The 2020 candidates' responses reflect a fundamental change in the Democratic Party's approach to reproductive issues.
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But this week's outsized take-up suggested a more fundamental change in market conditions may be happening.
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"This was a fundamental change of the tax laws that make U.S. businesses very competitive," he said.
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My sense is you don't believe that's going to be a fundamental change in Facebook's operating approach.
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It would be a "fundamental change in the way that people are covered by Medicaid," she added.
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The choice was long expected and appears to mark continuity rather than a fundamental change in direction.
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As the popularity of MoviePass demonstrates, theater owners may no longer be able to avoid fundamental change.
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Soon, Kentucky Owl had achieved cult status — and signaled a fundamental change in the American whiskey market.
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But he was told there was "no fundamental change" in its priorities for selecting projects, he said.
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To give Patreon a steadier shot at survival, the company is planning a fundamental change to its platform.
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It's unlikely that big data will bring about a fundamental change to the study of people and society.
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When West Germany were chosen to host Euro 1988 their country was on the verge of fundamental change.
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"If funding pressure doesn't disappear by Wednesday, then there was some fundamental change in the market," Skyrm wrote.
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"If MBS were to be removed tomorrow, I don't think there would be a fundamental change," he said.
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But the fundamental change in the relation of the human and the natural may not seem so dramatic.
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A fundamental change is needed where historic, archaic attitudes towards women go un-scrutinized and, in actuality, continue.
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But the profit potential is tied to a long-term bet on fundamental change in the patent economy.
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There's a fundamental change happening with investors: They're putting everything into index funds, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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"It is hardly foreseeable that there will be a fundamental change in demand for the franc," Maechler said.
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But there was no fundamental change in the success or in the consumption model in the Middle East.
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We need to balance our sense of urgency with patience and deliberation, recognizing that fundamental change takes time.
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This new normal has both Wall Street and K Street recalibrating the scales in anticipation of fundamental change.
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"It's time for the industry, especially the chemical industry, to really recognize the fundamental change that is happening."
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And it's a major, major fundamental change in the industry, which I don't think has been picked up.
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"Hard to see that there's really fundamental change and measured progress towards a trade deal here," Agati said.
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It's a fundamental change in the party's approach, which used to discuss the issue mostly on opponents' terms.
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Without a fundamental change in the way they approach their lives, they'll never reach their ever-receding goals.
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But rather than viewing guard-centric offenses as a fundamental change, Robinson thinks of it as another cycle.
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At a State Department briefing in November, Jeffrey supported the U.S.' military presence in Syria until proper de-escalation of the conflict can be achieved: "[Y]ou cannot have an enduring defeat of ISIS until you have fundamental change in the Syrian regime and fundamental change in Iran's role in Syria."
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This process has not been about trying to get fundamental change of the EU, or fundamental change of Britain's relationship with the EU, or to solve the big problems of the EU. It is about how David Cameron manages his own personal interests and the internal politics of the Conservative Party.
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"I wished I could have been the president to preside over the fundamental change to cure cancer," he said.
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That's not only a matter of presaging election victories, but gauging public support -- or opposition -- to sweeping, fundamental change.
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Today, Twitter rolled out arguably the most fundamental change it has ever made: a major tweak to the timeline.
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Consequently, it's unlikely that big data will bring about a fundamental change to the study of people and society.
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They made big promises of fundamental change they could never deliver (like repealing Obamacare and dramatically slashing government spending).
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The trend threatens fundamental change to the interconnected global economy, said Neil Shearing, group chief economist at Capital Economics.
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"The Congresswoman is working on much needed legislation to bring fundamental change to Metro," a spokesman for Comstock said.
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But as this region teeters on the verge of fundamental change, President Trump is distracted by domestic political drama.
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It's a fundamental change to how we bring our ... real superiority in terms of air support to help them.
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In addition, only 8 percent said he would not bring any fundamental change, compared to 35 percent for Clinton.
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If their goals change or there is a fundamental change in their financial situation, then they consider an alteration.
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"We have to manage and contain the situation until there is a fundamental change in Pyongyang," he told CNN.
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Oscar Health CEO Mario Schlosser is keeping an eye out for a fundamental change in how Americans get healthcare.
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Founded in 1900, the Davis Cup has evolved since then, but urgency for more fundamental change had been building.
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A fundamental change in American capitalism is not why thousands of New York City small businesses are shutting down.
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The Prime Minister must now go back to the European Union and seek fundamental change to the Withdrawal Agreement.
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Fundamental change can take a generation or more, as the suffragists discovered more than a century and a half ago.
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The path ahead will have twists and turns, but President Trump has set the stage for fundamental change in Asia.
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If the idea is approved, it would signal a fundamental change in the Trump administration's willingness to accept such risk.
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And many people feel there may have been more fundamental change in the relationship between inflation and the labor market.
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And you've got Uber and Lyft and Zipcar, but what we need is a fundamental change of the entire network.
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The subtext to Old Gods, however, is a far more fundamental change to the way Hearthstone will evolve going forward.
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It's this fundamental change, this achievement of almost total smartphone market saturation, that distinguishes this year from the preceding ones. .
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Iran and Cuba have taken steps but strongly resist fundamental change; efforts with North Korea never got off the ground.
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Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, described the decline as a "pause," not a fundamental change in the company's business.
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But for them to make such a fundamental change in the platform — I don't think people were really anticipating it.
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Opposition parties are unlikely to endorse such a fundamental change to Turkey's system of governance, which would see parliament sidelined.
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If you could do anything to bring about a fundamental change in poverty and economic mobility, what would you do?
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"For the first quarter of 2020, there are no signs of a fundamental change in Germany's economy," the Bundesbank said.
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"It's a small move and no fundamental change (in terms of what opinion polls show)," Nordea analyst Morten Lund said.
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Depending on the size of your organization, it may take closer to a year or two to notice fundamental change.
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"The industry is at the center of everything, not just economically but psychologically, and it's facing fundamental change," he added.
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The New York Times calls it the most fundamental change in automotive design since the Model T. And it looks amazing.
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However, I realize that this is just one of the many considerations Jack Dorsey wrestles with when considering this fundamental change.
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It never bodes well for a company's underlying culture when these sorts of actions are required to induce a fundamental change.
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The big truth in Trump's slogan is "again" — we do need a fundamental change to get back to where we were.
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Many feel frustrated with the lack of fundamental change in their lives, 22 years after the introduction of universal adult suffrage.
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The willingness of everyday Iranians to risk arrest to access the internet to express themselves signals the need for fundamental change.
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Yet despite that solid wall of establishment voices — or perhaps because of them — Britain voted for a fundamental change in direction.
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Without a growing, global consensus that China is not playing by the rules, it will be hard to affect fundamental change.
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"That's the only fundamental change we've been able to make to Obamacare, legislatively, and rates were a disaster before," said Rep.
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Google is making a fundamental change to its search engine, calling the update 'perhaps one of the biggest since the beginning.
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Simply put, a founder has the standing and clout to make this kind of fundamental change, whereas Dick Costolo never did.
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It would be a fundamental change in the administrative state and a radical increase in Congress's power relative to the president.
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"He's fighting his own staff," Mr. Lewandowski said, adding that he hoped for a "wholesale fundamental change" inside the White House.
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Instead of just firing CEOs and moving on, the tech industry needs to encourage fundamental change to address its toxic culture.
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"It's hard to get companies to make fundamental change unless it benefits them, or unless consumers demand it," she tells me.
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" Sloan said, adding that he's "made fundamental change at this company, so I'm not afraid to make changes when it's needed.
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But to truly combat inequality, we need an even more fundamental change: Americans must vote in their own economic self-interest.
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But they say the strong academic results of "no excuses" schools prove that the model only needs evolving, not fundamental change.
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"[It's] hard to say whether this is a fundamental change for Apple or not," says Van Baker, an Apple analyst with Gartner.
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"We believe the smartphone business needs a fundamental change in strategy," analyst John Park at Daishin Securities wrote in a research note.
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Lavrov said both countries had the right to pull out of the treaty in the event of "a fundamental change in circumstances".
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It is between gradualists unwilling to risk the status quo and those who seek rapid and fundamental change—in various different directions.
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The ability to engineer living things which this provides represents a fundamental change in the way humans interact with the planet's life.
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But nobody can pretend that it adds up the fundamental change in Britain's relationship to the EU that Mr Cameron had promised.
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But the lesson of wise public works is not, truth be told, always about the benefits of foundational analysis or fundamental change.
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They are people who are looking for fundamental change, and that is why they have come out in droves for Bernie Sanders.
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To fix this problem and actually have the Congress produce budgets that are meaningful and effective, there needs to be fundamental change.
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Others are not proud of our history and would like to bring about a fundamental change in the nature of our nation.
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If criminal defendants are to face a level playing field at the Supreme Court, a new article says, fundamental change is needed.
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The fundamental change needed for an effective response to climate change is to redefine the way we measure progress as a society.
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"It was a pretty fundamental change," said Erin Trish, associate director of health policy at the University of Southern California's Schaeffer Center.
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" His son Ali Shakur, 27, said his guiding principle was simple: He wanted to support the candidate "most committed to fundamental change.
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These may require some suspension of disbelief from the audience, but not a fundamental change in appearance or skill from the performer.
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So, yes, fundamental change in this area is extraordinarily difficult, but things can get done if the president has enough political will.
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After all, if he becomes leader the TV star would be in charge of a country at war in need of fundamental change.
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Any fundamental change in a society hinges on questions of power: who has access to power, and how those in power allocate resources.
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This is not the "fundamental change" that Mr Museveni promised when he took power in 1986 at the head of a rebel army.
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"It's a fundamental change to how we bring our, what I would call our real superiority, in terms of air support," Mattis said.
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Gene editing is similar to this; it is a fundamental change in the way we look at the basic building blocks of life.
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There has been no fundamental change in the fees charged over the last few years, according to IHS Markit research analyst Simon Colvin.
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"Predictive policing tools threaten to provide a misleading and undeserved imprimatur of impartiality for an institution that desperately needs fundamental change," they said.
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If we're going to keep telling stories about serial killers, we need to create a fundamental change in how we talk about them.
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No institution will go through fundamental change unless it believes it is in deep trouble and needs to do something different to survive.
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Perhaps she has never elicited that kind of devotion, but I have the sense that the operagoing public has undergone a fundamental change.
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" In a video announcing her endorsement, Pressely praised Warren for "fighting for fundamental change that restores power to those who've been left behind.
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Like so many other endeavors, duckpin has been a casualty of the fundamental change in how Americans choose to spend their leisure time.
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We get that the word "mutation" is bandied about in popular culture to denote a dramatic and fundamental change in a living being.
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The fact that people could actually see their elected representatives in their living room — and now on their phones — was a fundamental change.
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But with ruins still smoldering, Australians have signaled their intention to learn from the unfolding tragedy by requiring fundamental change to fighting fire.
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With each "Update" came a fundamental change in the mechanics of how classes were booked by users, and how studios were being paid.
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If lawyers and judges continue to do their jobs, there will be no fundamental change in how criminal justice is enforced after Jan.
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"Making a centralized checkpoint that destroys the core principle of decentralized consensus was a significant and fundamental change to the blockchain," the complaint said.
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Unless progressive forces fight for fundamental change, each election will involve a pragmatic decision that leaves the underlying status quo in place, they argue.
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With no fundamental change in the nuclear stand-off between America and North Korea, once the jaw-jaw subsides then war-war looms again.
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This could lead to a fundamental change of market structure away from public markets to private, opaque and bilateral liquidity pools, Nasdaq has said.
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That would mark a fundamental change in the company's business model, a shift that some say would be required to truly solve Facebook's problems.
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Yet it is hard to portray these relatively small reforms as the fundamental change in Britain's relationship with Europe that Mr Cameron once promised.
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States would also be allowed to introduce Medicaid work requirements for many eligible adults to receive benefits, a fundamental change to the government program.
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But if you assume those cuts would be paid for, then you have to assume fundamental change to the structure of the American state.
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With the new strategy in place, look for quick action in the field and fundamental change in U.S. foreign policy towards Pakistan and India.
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That his future is now in doubt represents a fundamental change in his unassailable status at the top of the 20-year-old network.
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Whether through partnership or outright consolidation, the grain trading sector is poised to become the latest to face fundamental change in a troubled space.
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In that sense, this new report just amps up the volume of the pre-existing chorus demanding fundamental change to America's criminal justice system.
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It might not be a big, fundamental change—it's not like they say it's red in one version and it's blue the next version.
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There is no doubt it will be a complex and long process, but it will ultimately lead to a fundamental change in our economy.
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If Ms. Warren does not regain her footing, he can continue to solidify the backing of progressive voters who say they want fundamental change.
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" Anything lower than 8,600, he added, would require a "fundamental change in the dynamic on the ground," such as a "peace agreement that's real.
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"If we want to make real impact, all of us need to mobilize, work together, and demand fundamental change in Microsoft's priorities," they wrote.
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In the past 45 years, we haven't really had a fundamental change in payment rails that handle a large majority of U.S. domestic payments.
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"We are working hard on our plans to be operationally cash positive," Adam said, adding that the company was aiming for "a fundamental change".
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I am sorry to say that true and fundamental change will not occur until NRA backed and endorsed candidates lose and lose big. Sen.
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But since the summer of 2018, there has been a fundamental change in migration patterns: Now, it is primarily Central American children and families.
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Still, for short periods, even relatively minor incentive shifts can cause large reactions when what is involved is merely a delay, not fundamental change.
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Zhu Feng, director of the South China Sea Center at Nanjing University, said there had been a "fundamental change" since Duterte came into office.
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"Premium support would be a fundamental change in how Medicare works," says Tricia Neuman, who directs the Kaiser Family Foundation's project on Medicare policy.
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Instagram announced a fundamental change in April: users in Canada would begin testing a new feature that hides the number of likes their posts receive.
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Unless it's done with the right motive, conditions and strategy, it will not deliver the fundamental change needed for these jobs to be long lasting.
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But when something breaks or goes wrong or needs fundamental change, what will we do except stand helpless in the face of our own creations?
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Whereas previous downturns have been cyclical, the effect of slowing growth in China indicates a fundamental change that will heighten credit risk for mining companies.
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Some of the tension is rooted in the age-old battle between those who work for incremental remedies and those who reach for fundamental change.
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Beyond that, there was little fundamental change in the economy, and Gallup said the state of the economy is often viewed through one's political beliefs.
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"The demands amount to a fundamental change in Iranian policy, if not the regime itself," Rome said in a policy brief to clients on Monday.
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It is clear that our politics will undergo a fundamental change following this election, the two party system should not be exempt from that change.
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And I found myself counting down to this, the random day in mid-February that marks a fundamental change in the state of my life.
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So it is a fundamental change in the way that people are working, and it's gonna take some time, but we're gonna be driving it.
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"We see accountability as essential but not sufficient," Christopher Sidoti, a member of the panel, told the rights council, urging fundamental change to Myanmar's Constitution.
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Third, there is the far-future angle, where Uber hints at a fundamental change in transportation and therefore in the way human civilizations are organized.
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Whichever Democrat ends up challenging Mr. Trump for the presidency would be right to call for fundamental change from the cruelties of the current administration.
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" Joanna Nowinska, 20, Pole in Cambridge, Britain"An increased role of local governments in climate change mitigation is precisely the fundamental change that we need.
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But there is a major roadblock to that fundamental change, and it comes from a sector well known to the president: the real estate industry.
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The buoyant financial results were announced at a time of fundamental change and deep anxiety in the newsroom as The Times restructures its news operations.
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ISIS-SP's recent achievements must be met with a more fundamental change, one that can only be backed by the U.S. and its regional allies.
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Aside from the technical and regulatory actions, the initiative represents a fundamental change in the country's default position when it comes to health data sharing.
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What makes this progress especially remarkable: less than 100 people have been actively involved in the campaign to make this fundamental change in our electoral system.
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"President-elect Trump will bring about fundamental change in Washington, and these are the right people to make that happen," Pence said in a statement Friday.
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Indeed, the very nomination seems to reflect Trump's commitment to a fundamental change in the US relationship with Israel after the acrimony of the Obama years.
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Late last month, OkCupid announced a fairly fundamental change to its dating service: the company would no longer allow users to see visitors to their profile.
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Late on Thursday night, the company announced a fundamental change to what is supposed to be the most affordable version of its first mass-market car.
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Of the three options listed in the Wise Persons' report, two of them contemplate a fundamental change in the future impact and role of the EBRD.
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"Driverless cars could represent the most fundamental change to transport since the invention of the internal combustion engine," Osborne said, in an emailed statement to Mashable.
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I could see just some guy saying that, but for a respected economist, that is a fundamental change in how economists have historically looked at technology.
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Cramer thinks this market needs to see some sort of a fundamental change before worldwide investors feel comfortable putting their money into the U.S. stock market.
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Efforts to overhaul the House of Lords, reduce its membership, transform it into a senate or abolish it altogether have produced more noise than fundamental change.
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A breakup or spin-off would represent a much more fundamental change of the businesses than a one-time fine or creation of an oversight board.
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But the greatest measure of fundamental change will be when everyday offenses by everyday people are also named and shamed, the trickle down of speaking up.
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Trump has openly encouraged the protesters — even tweeting in Farsi — hoping that the protests and the sanctions will bring about fundamental change in a longtime adversary.
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Perhaps, he suggests, it's something that will serve to make the ghetto poor active allies in a collective effort at fundamental change in the United States.
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Mr. Schneiderman's announcement gave him a few days basking in the progressive sunlight, but such a fundamental change would have to survive review by the courts.
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Instagram tweets that feedback to the experiment so far has been positive, but it's continuing to test because it's such a fundamental change to the app.
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But it won't bring about fundamental change as they gear up to contest five regional elections, the biggest of them in the battleground state of Uttar Pradesh.
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As the actions of the past few weeks show, these are not just words, but a real fundamental change in the way this company will be run.
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This fundamental change in oil market discipline was meant to force out high-cost energy producers, particularly shale producers in the United States, by driving down prices.
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Taupitz says his passion for cycling and a desire to make a fundamental change in insurance was behind the decision to leave the "golden cage" of banking.
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But it would take a fundamental change in South Africa's rigid labour laws to create jobs for the one in four South African adults who are unemployed.
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China is undergoing a "fundamental change" in the way it views investment from foreign banks, said CG Lai, the chief executive of BNP Paribas China, on Monday.
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I think the big fundamental change with the IPO market over the course of the last decade is the real expansion of the availability of private capital.
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Reports since the Singapore summit underscore that there has been no fundamental change in North Korea's nuclear program, which may include as many as 60 nuclear warheads.
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Far less clear is whether the arrest represents a fundamental change in Honduras or merely the sacrifice of a scapegoat in a case that got too big.
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In 22015 and 20093, two groups of blue-ribbon scholars and ex-officials from previous United States administrations advocated a fundamental change in America's view of China.
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Congressman O'Rourke, what we have just been discussing and talking about is how much fundamental change to the economy is desirable and how much is actually doable.
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To be clear, this requires a fundamental change in American engagement with Asia: respect, understanding, and long-term strategic investment on par with historical practice in Europe.
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Anyone who does not understand that this is a significant fundamental change needs to take a thoughtful look at these numbers and think about what they mean.
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Given all that, any fundamental change in the corporate tax code will create powerful ripples — some quite predictable, others less so — across the business and financial landscape.
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The software maker is overhauling its Xbox avatar system in the coming months, and the company is also investigating a "fundamental change" to its Xbox Live achievements system.
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In January 2014, Google made a fundamental change to its search product: It started showing answers to user queries directly in so-called snippets, no further clicks required.
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Movements like Black Lives Matter have led us all to demand justice and create fundamental change and we cannot allow violent acts of a few diminish their sacrifice.
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The main opposition CHP and the pro-Kurdish HDP had sought to block the draft, arguing that it amounted to a fundamental change in the country's political system.
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"This is a fundamental change in the way that we think about cancer therapy," said Dr. Jedd Wolchok, chief of melanoma and immunotherapeutics services at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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The move came after days of outcry from lawmakers over the dissident's whereabouts, and warnings that his disappearance could provoke a fundamental change in the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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From there, it considers how technologies, sustainability practices and other dynamic forces can redefine what a company's operations should cost, spurring a fundamental change in the cost curve.
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When someone who has been a 30-year veteran of Wells Fargo's culture is newly made C.E.O., it is hard to imagine how any fundamental change will happen.
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Earlier, Schaeuble had said it was for parliament to decide if the agreement constituted a fundamental change to the bail-out program which would require separate parliamentary approval.
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"Unless I see a fundamental change in that approach, it's really hard for me to do a merger," he told the Columbus Dispatch in an interview published Tuesday.
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That threshold — a fall of 20 percent from a high — suggests a fundamental change in investors' view of the economy and could be a precursor to a recession.
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"The emergence of several stand-alone FinTech firms as major lenders over the last few years is a strong indicator that fundamental change is underway," the report reads.
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Sanders and Warren are each betting that the Democratic Party — and the nation at large — is ready for more fundamental change than the incremental approach favored by Biden.
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"The crucial campaign momentum is with Sinn Fein, and appears founded on a desire for fundamental change in the established order," said Red C chief executive Richard Colwell.
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The unveiling of the Republican bill to dismantle the central pillar of President Barack Obama's legacy was a significant moment in a new administration keen to make fundamental change.
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A fundamental change in US policy is required to secure our democratic institutions and those of our allies amid the changing character of information warfare in the digital age.
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The rapid implosion of a deal that was intended to secure the futures of both carmakers as the industry undergoes fundamental change is a huge blow for its architects.
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But he has yet to deliver the fundamental change he promised; the most recent World Bank data put unemployment around 12.7 percent, and poverty rates actually increased under Rouhani.
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"Without fundamental change, the law will continue to drive up costs and make providing coverage more complex," said Dan Danner, chief executive of the National Federation of Independent Business.
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The newspapers have also been unexpectedly strident, with even pro-EU titles joining Eurosceptics in rubbishing Mr Cameron's deal as not producing a fundamental change in Britain's EU relationship.
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Then, the team made a fundamental change: instead of celebrating the dexterity of the perfectly executed solo, their game would reward the steady, low-key improvisation of rhythm guitar.
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Supporters of progressive candidates argue that the country is hungry for fundamental change, and that Biden will ultimately fall flat because he is offering the electorate something less compelling.
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"I support Superintendent Johnson's quick and decisive action over the past eight days, which I believe underscores the fundamental change in how the city handles police shootings," he said.
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Rather, to quote credit agency Moody's, which has just put 22012 commodities companies on review for possible downgrade, "the effect of slowing growth in China indicates a fundamental change".
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"To realise our potential we need to get the basics right and that means a full review of our strategy and ultimately, a fundamental change in direction," he said.
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ZURICH, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Roche Chief Executive Severin Schwan does not see a "fundamental change" in price pressure on the company's drugs in the United States after the Nov.
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The episode also calls into question Prince Mohammed's ability to deliver on his promises to bring fundamental change to a patriarchal society where men exert legal control over women.
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For a celebration, we need history that recognizes in the 21903th Amendment a fundamental change in government, eliminating the presumption that men had a right to govern for women.
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Several companies backed away from doing business with Saudi Arabia in the immediate aftermath of Khashoggi's death, but as Axios' Dan Primack notes, there has been no fundamental change.
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In his "Letter From a Birmingham Jail," Martin Luther King Jr. wrote that the paternalism of white moderates may be a greater barrier to fundamental change than outright racism.
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While the feedback from early testing has been positive, this is a fundamental change to Instagram, and so we're continuing our test to learn more from our global community.
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"If we want to make real impact, all of us need to mobilize, work together, and demand a fundamental change in Microsoft's priorities," the workers write in the letter.
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Pelosi's bill would "be a fundamental change of business model for the drug industry," Gal wrote, and it's why pharmaceutical lobbyists and Senate Republicans have said it's a nonstarter.
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Trying to sneak such a fundamental change to the political landscape through the process disguised and buried in a colossal tax reform bill is offensive to the American people.
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General Electric's earnings statement this week may contain a fundamental change in the way the industrial conglomerate reports its accounting, a shift one Wall Street analyst says is long overdue.
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Analysts say more fundamental change is needed to make CMU a success, such as restoring public trust in markets after the global financial crisis a decade ago ushered in austerity.
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BHP Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mackenzie, however, told reporters he saw signs of a fundamental change and there was no longer a sense that commodity prices were "in free fall".
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Game changes are rare But even with all of these factors, the odds remain very low that there will be any fundamental change in the basic dynamics of the campaign.
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Many within the judicial system are skeptical that there can be a fundamental change in the way things operate without a wholesale overhaul of the penal code and the judiciary.
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The first thing we had to defeat was the culture of fear — and our movement was victorious in proving we're within striking distance of bringing fundamental change to South Texas.
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Kofod-Olsen does not expect fundamental change to Topaz's strategy after the merger but said other DP World marine services operations could later be brought under the P&O brand.
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The role of the political parties is going through fundamental change as a result of the internet and its impact on the manner in which people interact around political discourse.
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That will require fundamental change in the regulatory structure now governing PG&E, to bring its financial interests in sync with the social, environmental, and economic interests of California communities.
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The Green New Deal's authors are doing us a favor by refusing to sugarcoat the need for fundamental change in the way we run our lives and fuel our economy.
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However it still marks a fundamental change for the space agency, which has been focused on sending humans to Mars since 2010 — without any plans for landing people on the Moon.
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Although NIST and others precede this and deserve that credit, I think it's worth taking a moment to recognize this moment in time as truly a fundamental change in the industry.
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Goldman Sachs is making it easier to plug its services into other tech platforms like Amazon or Apple's iPhone — here's why one expert thinks that's a 'fundamental change' in retail banking
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The former chief executive of Barclays added that nearly nine years since the financial crisis started in 2007 banks are showing signs of recognising that their business models need fundamental change.
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And the prime minister secured some victories that many had argued were beyond his reach, even if they hardly amount to the fundamental change in Britain's membership that he once promised.
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COLOGNE, Germany, April 29 (Reuters) - Designated Bayer Chief Executive Werner Baumann said he plans no "fundamental change of strategy" when he takes the pharmaceutical and chemical company's helm from May 1.
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And many will see this decision as signaling a fundamental change in direction in the White House that will allow the more traditional conservatives surrounding the President to exert greater influence.
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A fractured GOP only causes further harm to the American people and those unwilling to come together will be responsible for the fundamental change that will come via Clinton's liberal policies.
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"That's why she's fighting for fundamental change that restores power to those who've been left behind and centers those who've never had access to it in the first place," Pressley added.
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There's a big critique for example, that anarchism is dumpster diving and growing out dreads; it's not about developing a movement for fundamental change in the way we structure our societies.
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A continuous economic downturn could become a major presidential campaign issue, a potential damper for candidates who tout President Obama's economic record and boon for those who insist on fundamental change.
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Still, the country's most enduring power is the handful of family-controlled conglomerates known as chaebol, and few expect fundamental change until they, too, are held to account for corrupt practices.
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The 2017 Millennial Impact Report -- a longitudinal, ethnographic study which aims to chart behaviors of millions of millennials -- found a fundamental change in our approach to politics beyond the exceptional outliers.
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Other members of the EU, which combined has about six times Britain's economic might, called for discussion but indicated there was little chance of fundamental change to the deal May had negotiated.
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The announcement video, titled "Fundamental Change," focused less on Trump than on his own biography and his commitment to fighting corruption among "the power elite in Washington, DC," and in the economy.
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"We started to realize that Juul's success had led to a fundamental change in the e-cigarette marketplace," Robert Jackler, a professor at Stanford and senior on the study, told The Verge.
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So to get double-digit growth for an entire quarter in impressions for 3 quarters in a row takes a fundamental change, and that's being driven by machine learning in the timeline.
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The FTC said Friday's settlement represented a fundamental change in how the company operates, as it will require rewards to distributors to be based on retail sales rather than recruiting new distributors.
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"We know what we have done and what it takes to bring about fundamental change, and it's massive organizing and a mass movement," said Jean Ross, a co-president of the union.
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This was to be expected of a state that had its empire collapse in a period that witnessed a fundamental change in the concepts and forms of global interventions in other countries.
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Neither U.S. nor Turkish officials seem to have any idea about how to get the bilateral relationship back on track absent a fundamental change in political direction in one or both countries.
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"While the feedback from early testing has been positive, this is a fundamental change to Instagram, and so we're continuing our test to learn more from our global community," the spokesperson said.
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But the window for reform will have closed by then and, like the late Soviet Union, limited reform fractures the ruling elites, mobilizes social forces seeking fundamental change and unleashes a revolution.
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In reality, any trade deal that includes an enforcement regime to stop the theft of intellectual property will require a fundamental change to China's economic system that is, at one level, inconceivable.
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"Thank you NUMTOT for your support of our campaign, and for all you are doing to create the lasting and fundamental change our country needs," Sanders wrote in a post on Thursday.
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But we should not conflate that restraint with any fundamental change in the Trump administration's Iran policy or an easing of the maximum pressure campaign: in his speech, Trump promised more sanctions.
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"Any company operating in Iran or planning to enter the market needs to ask itself what could happen if there is a fundamental change of course by the U.S.," the person said.
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"You have an expectation on the part of many disadvantaged, marginalized groups in the country that the war is going to bring about fundamental change in the nation's democracy," Dr. Williams said.
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At a moment when millions of us are in despair about the direction of our country, the quick adoption of this fundamental change could produce new faith in the future of American democracy.
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Ultimately, the combination of bottoms up data literacy, robust data supply chains and a fundamental change to the internal structure of the company, are the reasons the most data driven companies have succeeded.
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" It's the single issue, he said, that has allowed him to connect most with voters: "I go out every day and meet people who agree we need a fundamental change to the system.
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In Nicaragua and in Honduras courts have abolished term limits by ruling that barring re-election violates constitutional freedoms—a questionable route to making such a fundamental change to the rules of democracy.
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"We have witnessed a fundamental change of circumstances when it comes to the aggressive Russophobia that now lies at the heart of U.S. policy towards Russia," Lavrov told Russian state TV's First Channel.
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The German government is reportedly looking at ways to increase its spending, but analysts are not expecting a fundamental change in a country where a balanced budget has become somewhat of a tradition.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Banks should cut their stakes in one of Britain's core payments systems as part of a fundamental change to increase competition, Britain's Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) proposed on Thursday.
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However, there may never be a way to fully relieve the world or the Middle East of groups like ISIS, because there will always be those seeking fundamental change through their corrupt lens.
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Alongside the launch of those consoles came a fundamental change to how games were distributed: Every game was available through the digital storefronts operated by Sony and Microsoft (PlayStation Network and Xbox Live).
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Without fundamental change, it's hard to see a world in which anyone, even a Congress made up of fiscal hawks, could achieve meaningful spending reform because there's simply no time to do so.
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However, Riyadh wanted Qatar to first demonstrate a fundamental change in behavior, particularly in its foreign policy that has seen Doha back opposing sides in several regional conflicts, three of the diplomats said.
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But Samuel Tombs, an economist with consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics, agreed the fall in September probably reflected warm weather during the month, which hit sales of winter clothing, rather than a more fundamental change.
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During the Cold War, "ping-pong diplomacy" was credited with helping to initiate a political thaw between the United States and China that later led to a fundamental change in Sino-American relations.
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On the one hand, the protesters -- whether or not you agree with their message or tactics -- appear to have convinced most locals, including members of the establishment, that Hong Kong needs fundamental change.
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Of the five demands, the call to restart the political reform process has been the least emphasized -- but it is also the only one which looks forward and seeks to achieve fundamental change.
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"Markets start to price in a fundamental change in the nature of the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia," said Jaap Meijer, managing director and head of equity research at Arqaam Capital.
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Earlier this month, Nigerian Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun told CNBC that her country was undergoing a "fundamental change in how we finance our oil," moving away from treasury cash calls and towards private funding.
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Heavy criticism from southern nations forced the ECB to rethink its proposal and while no fundamental change in the proposal is likely, the ECB is expected to refine its text to fend off criticism.
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Senior ANC and government leaders have emphasised that the government's recent rhetoric of "radical socioeconomic transformation" signals no fundamental change and that the government remains focused on the long-standing goal of inclusive growth.
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Greg Smith, 64, who had come to the rally from Tylertown, did not see any fundamental change in the fact that many Mississippians, even some Republican mayors, had come out against the new law.
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Still, given that the ECB is many years from getting back to its target, a more fundamental change in its approach is possible and the BOJ move is likely to be scrutinized for clues.
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Until now, these tense moments have typically been resolved with vague statements of unity, awkward compromises and a determination to muddle through without any fundamental change in direction — until the next crisis comes along.
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Iran's behavior likely aims to show that its coming presidential elections in May, contrary to the hopes of many Western observers, will not lead to a fundamental change in the character of the government.
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"Overall, while 2Q net adds and the 3Q outlook are disappointing, we do not believe they reflect a fundamental change in the Netflix story," analyst Doug Anmuth said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Banking analysts have argued for years that consolidation of the country's seven Landesbank groups would help coax the market into a healthier position, but even the financial crisis did not lead to fundamental change.
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Warren is "fighting for fundamental change that restores power to those who've been left behind and centers those who've never had access to it in the first place," the congresswoman says in the video.
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"I am honored and energized by the opportunity to assume leadership of this great institution, which is important to our financial system and in the midst of fundamental change," Scharf said in a statement.
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The theories about how Trump could be stopped have always entailed a big, fundamental change to the race — either a collapse of Trump's support or a consolidation of anti-Trump voters behind just one candidate.
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"There has been no fundamental change to the situation of Xinjiang being in a time of regular violent terror activities, an intense struggle against separatists and the painful throes of an intervention treatment," Zakir said.
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"They let me feel the loss but also got me to picture my life in the future and realize that this was an interruption, not a fundamental change to who I had been," she said.
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The economic anxiety drove millions of voters to choose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, believing that a fundamental change to the status quo is now essential if their communities are ever going to be rebuilt.
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"My experience with the Milwaukee Police Department has been that it is a department in desperate need of fundamental change," said Flint Taylor, a Chicago civil rights lawyer who has sued Milwaukee over police tactics.
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Whether the opposition Mongolian People's Party (MPP) can take advantage is unclear, but following a recent fundamental change to the character of Mongolia's democracy, the election has become much more of a two-horse race.
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Cars today are like phones were two decades ago: on the precipice of a fundamental change, led by big European companies, but surrounded by uncertainty about the exact shape and speed of change to come.
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Hawkish rhetoric by the U.S. Federal Reserve has bond yields threatening to break out of their multi-month trading ranges, leaving market watchers dubious about a fundamental change in the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Apple's stock could "re-rate" and tear higher if the company makes a fundamental change to its business and shifts to a monthly subscription model, according to a top Apple analyst, Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein.
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Perhaps most telling, when adults were asked about their views of the health care system in 2013, 75 percent of Americans said that it needed fundamental change, or that it needed to be completely rebuilt.
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"I cannot imagine that the events of last night will lead to a fundamental change in Germany's thinking or that of the global community on the need for continued assistance for Afghanistan," Schaefer told reporters.
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This move, which decoupled the interests of a state's senators from the state's legislature, was a fundamental change to the Senate, virtually obliterating the direct link the framers envisioned for the Senate and the states.
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There's no limit to how much you can spend chasing these kind of goals, and absent some kind of fundamental change in the company's structure or legal status, that's where all the money will go.
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Rao said the work "represents a fundamental change in the direction of the administrative state" that she said had gone "unchecked for decades" and has contributed to the "incredible economic boon" since Trump took office.
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Now the question is whether the new prayer space at the wall — also known by its Hebrew name, the Kotel — is a first step toward more fundamental change or only a resolution to a localized problem.
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"No fundamental change can come about in the country until the wealth and power are broken up and the people themselves direct the economy and government," Sanders said in a 1976 interview with The Valley Voice.
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But such a move would also indicate that rates will stay negative for much longer than thought since the ECB is unlikely to make such a fundamental change in its policy framework for a short period.
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Other members of the EU, which combined has about six times the economic might of the United Kingdom, called for discussion but indicated there was little chance of fundamental change to the deal May had negotiated.
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What's also needed is a fundamental change in the way we teach the subject, said Boaler, who co-founded the non-profit organization youcubed, which aims to inspire, educate and teach teachers how to teach math.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia needs "fundamental change," and a public sale of shares in Saudi Aramco, the national oil company, may be part of the solution, former U.S. Secretary of State James Baker said on Tuesday.
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That's according to a new study from human resources research firm Inavero and freelancing website Upwork, which has highlighted four major ways in which the youngest members of the workforce are setting in motion fundamental change.
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Trump is demanding a fundamental change in national strategy — a rejection of the postwar international order built largely by U.S. power and leadership and a return to the narrow American nationalism of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Much of his first term was spent grappling with the aftermath of the global financial crisis which prompted world leaders to call for a fundamental change in how banks set aside capital to cover souring loans.
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Goldman Sachs is close to inking a second high-profile deal to offer banking services in partnership with a large tech company, and it's a sign of what may be a fundamental change in retail banking.
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Such efforts, however, are simply point solutions, replacing existing supply-chain components with blockchain technologies, not the fundamental change of removing supply chain intermediaries promised by this technology and now being implemented in other market centers.
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It's unsurprising that even sophisticated, historically informed left-wing analysts like Jacobin's Seth Ackerman can conclude that "building a genuinely independent party rather than a mere informal faction of the Democrats" is necessary to achieve fundamental change.
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It added that Saudi Arabia would not risk its key policy priority -- as a stabilising force for global energy markets -- through a fundamental change to the financial terms of oil trading in its relationships around the world.
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His outsider status and promise of fundamental change, without much focus on cultural issues, might offer at least one clue for how Democrats might appeal to these nonvoters, though it need not be the only one. Nov.
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"In light of these concerns, and in view of limited meaningful consultation and underlying consensus needed to reform the electoral system, such a fundamental change under the current political context in Moldova seems inappropriate," the document said.
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It is about fundamental change to the American society — liberalism versus conservatism — and those opposing Trump must get over their egos or risk a Clinton administration, which means bigger government, higher taxes and a weak foreign policy.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, said despite the soft numbers last month he doesn't see any fundamental change in the labor market's expansion and still expects the economy to reach full employment sometime this summer.
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It added that Saudi Arabia would not risk its key policy priority — as a stabilizing force for global energy markets — through a fundamental change to the financial terms of oil trading in its relationships around the world.
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Healthcare reform proponents must learn an important lesson from our nation's past debates over civil rights, Medicare and tax reform: Coming together and working across the aisle is key to enacting legislation to bring about fundamental change.
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"We're talking about adjusting some knobs, not some sort of wholesale, fundamental change," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in late February the company wasn't making any sudden changes because of the coronavirus shake-up, according to Bloomberg.
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"Fundamental change takes time, but if we're rigorous in our execution of incremental change, we will make it happen," CEO David Solomon, President John Waldron and Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr said in a email to employees.
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"A different statutory path to SST rescission may be available if there is a fundamental change in the leadership and policies of the government of Sudan," the U.S. official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.
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"We mean the fundamental change in the structure, systems, institutions and patterns of ownership, management and control of the economy in favor of South Africans, especially the poor," Zuma said in a speech to members of local government.
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When combined, all the various information sharing and cooperative targeting tricks come together to create a very fundamental change in how one uses air power, particularly against air defense systems, especially in the opening days of a conflict.
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Value stocks, typically those that trade at lower multiples of earnings or book value, generally require more patience than growth stocks, in part because they are, by definition, unloved, and depend on a fundamental change in market opinion.
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He outlines that they represent a fundamental change in the conduct of war, and draws parallels between the Middle Ages — before a time when the state had a monopoly on the use of force — and our likely future.
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Félix: While we don't have at this point the conviction that it will be a fundamental change, we think that it will be an evolution in regards to all the things we've explored in the last few years.
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Earthport's shares, listed on the London Stock Exchange's secondary market, have fallen more than 28 percent this year amid growing losses and expenses, forcing the firm to say last month that "fundamental" change was required in its strategy.
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"I don't think it represents a fundamental change in my view of the economy," Bostic said to reporters at a workforce development conference, but if the retail weakness continues "we have to take that on" in economic forecasts.
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Yet "without collective action aimed at legislation on the order of the Civil Rights Act, it's hard for me to believe that a purely legal strategy is going to bring about a fundamental change in power," he said.
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"Thank you NUMTOT for your support of our campaign, and for all you are doing to create the lasting and fundamental change our country needs," Sanders wrote in the group, alongside a photo of him boarding a bus.
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But it's apparent that hundreds of thousands of Hongkongers are still hungry for fundamental change — they want a more of a say in who represents them on the Legislative Council, and they want Carrie Lam out of office.
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"We absolutely agree that a fundamental change is required in the industry's collective approach to safe tailings management," said BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie at the BMO Metals & Mining Conference in Florida, where the ICMM approved the panel's formation.
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The company could be required to buy back $920 million of bonds at par, or above, if there is a "fundamental change" in the company, which includes the delisting of public shares, according to the FT's Alphaville blog.
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The flight may not sound like much, but the team from Airbus' Silicon Valley outpost, A^3, and aerospace experts say such flights of experimental aircraft mark the start of a fundamental change in the way we get around.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Kentucky on Friday became the first U.S. state to require that Medicaid recipients work or get jobs training, after gaining federal approval for the fundamental change to the 50-year-old health insurance program for the poor.
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And that's a fundamental change in the architecture to be able to permit this very dynamic, very rapid type of travel that doesn't take 20 years to put in place, like highways or light rail, or billions in bonds.
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SMALLPOX-RELATED VIRUS FOUND LURKING IN TEXAS RODENTS "It&aposs difficult to say yet whether it marks a fundamental change or it&aposs just a blip," said Hans-Peter Kohler, a University of Pennsylvania demographer who studies birth trends.
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The decision, in a papal letter made public on Wednesday, was welcomed by conservatives, but it was a major setback for many of the Catholics who see Francis as their best hope for bringing fundamental change to the church.
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They might be a little bit faster, might be a little bit slimmer, a little bit lighter, maybe slightly better battery life than a brand new laptop at a year and a half ago, but it's not a fundamental change.
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Technically, the change is just a test at this point, seeded to a few (lucky?) users, but such a fundamental change to the service was big news, and any backtracking at this point would not be a good look for Twitter.
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"We see this as a short-covering rally rather than a fundamental change," said ING's head of commodities strategy Hamza Khan, adding that a rise in equities and the dollar were signs of sustained pressure on gold in the medium term.
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The sources — on or close to the ECB's policy-making Governing Council — said any fundamental change to guidance was likely to come only later, with the March meeting, when policymakers get updated economic forecasts, seen as a more likely option.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Kentucky on Friday became the first U.S. state to receive approval from the federal government to implement work requirements in Medicaid, a fundamental change to the 50-year-old government health insurance program for the poor.
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"We need fundamental change both in society and our tax code, and my tax plan is the only plan in the Democratic field that faces up to the scale of the challenges we face," de Blasio said in a statement.
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A bold remedy for fundamental change in the ailing healthcare system would help position the Democratic Party as the party of change and reform and help win back working families who jumped ship in 2900 to support the GOP presidential candidate.
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There's room for more research on this approach, but so far it seems that startups are using online mentorship to combine the strengths of technology with the unique value of human beings to make a fundamental change in how we teach.
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Synthesizing the views of several scholars at the time, Andrew Busch argues of the late 1970s: A fundamental change in the nature and ends in American government had taken place, without serious reference to the first principles of American politics.
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The President who built a political career on mobilizing a faithful, angry base and deliberately tweaking the nation's social and cultural divides is unlikely to signal the fundamental change of direction on Tuesday night that his perilous political plight might suggest.
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We have seen this same type of fundamental change play out over the past 20 years in the field of journalism — another arena in which the power of technology and the needs of people in a democracy are deeply intertwined.
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There is a hot debate among the bulls and the bears as to whether the recent change in equity valuations represents technical market factors that will be quickly reversed or a fundamental change that will take some time to play out.
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"Conditioning Medicaid eligibility and coverage on work is a fundamental change to the 50 plus year history of the Medicaid program," MaryBeth Musumeci, Associate Director of the Kaiser Family Foundation's Program on Medicaid and the Uninsured, wrote in an email.
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McCarthy pointed out that "Trump probably did the best" in the districts of caucus members, and it would be hard for them to stand up if President-Elect Trump is asking for this fundamental change, and they're saying no to it.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The United States will consider new ways to remove Sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism if it sees a fundamental change in its government and a commitment not to support terrorism, a State Department official said.
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The political left looks at the United States as a nation so flawed that it requires fundamental change, while those on the right consider the bones of the country – its Constitution, for instance -- as close to perfection as any system can be.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Indiana said on Friday it will require its Medicaid recipients work or do some other form of community engagement, becoming the second state to make this fundamental change to the 50-year-old health insurance program for the poor.
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Throughout the primaries, Trump's biggest Republican critics floated the convention as a possible platform to oust Trump as the leader of the party — a process that would have required a fundamental change to convention rules and resulted in the ultimate breakdown of democracy.
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But three sources on or close to the ECB's policy-making Governing Council said any fundamental change to the guidance was likely to come only later, with the March meeting - when policymakers get updated economic forecasts - seen as a more likely option.
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His Eurosceptic critics, many of them in his own Tory party, dismiss his reforms as trivial changes that deliver neither the fundamental change in Britain's relationship with the EU he once promised nor the full-on treaty change he said he would achieve.
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Yes, but it will take fundamental change in the spending and budget practices of Washington, not unlike the fundamental tax cuts and tax system modifications brought by the tax reform bill of last year: But to really cut spending, Congress must address entitlements.
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All nine nuclear-weapons states need to acknowledge the insanely dangerous situation they have created and commit to a fundamental change in their nuclear policy, one based not on deterrence, but on the active pursuit of a world free of nuclear weapons.
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The Seattle Times reported on Thursday that Boeing was making a fundamental change to the flight-control software in the Max after the FAA in June flagged a new issue with the plane that could cause it to go into a dive.
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But rather than overhauling my life completely in the hopes of undertaking a fundamental change in the way I confronted aging, I felt the place to begin would be to start small, adopting a new approach to situations I encountered every day.
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Not only are they calling for fundamental change that will alter vast sectors of the economy; they are also committed to undoing the influence of corporations and the wealthy in their own path to the White House, underscoring their commitment to their goals.
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"It's clearly a blueprint for a long term, fundamental change of the role, size, scale and scope of the state in the UK," Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, an independent research institute, said at a recent presentation to journalists.
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Yet the trend is widespread enough to suggest that there has been a more fundamental change, that English teams no longer suspect they are being taken for a ride, but know they are, and are determined to put a stop to it.
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But three sources on or close to the ECB's policy-making Governing Council said any fundamental change to the guidance was only likely to come later than next week, with the March meeting, when policymakers get updated economic forecasts, seen as a possible option.
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"Furthermore, the Ministry reaffirms the Kingdom's commitment to its role as a stabilizing force of energy markets, and its desire not to risk such a key policy priority through a fundamental change to the financial terms of oil trading relationships around the world," it said.
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This step, if taken, will constitute a fundamental change, and an unwarranted shift in the United States' impartial position, at a time when the world looks to the United States of America to work on achieving achieving the desired progress in the peace process.
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There are, of course, plenty of people who would like to alter that situation, but if there was any fundamental change, the resulting tempest would make the arguments over Jewish prayer space at the wall seem like a light breeze over the Sea of Galilee.
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If we move on without fundamental change or implement reforms that merely tinker around the edges, we dishonor those officers who died in Baton Rouge and Dallas and all who died in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and so many other places across this nation.
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I have made mistakes, I certainly haven't been perfect, but I think having that knowledge of the company, having the ability to make the change, the actions that I've taken since I've become CEO 11 months ago, have made fundamental change at this company.
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"It is no secret that our industry is undergoing fundamental change, resulting from widespread electrification, ever stricter emission regulation, digitization, the shift towards autonomous driving, and not least the changing customer preferences," Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess told reporters and analysts on a conference call.
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Now, the market is undergoing fundamental change as the U.S. shale oil revolution, in which LPG is produced as a by-product, has propelled the United States to the top of the production table, and emerging markets have overtaken Japan as the biggest buyer.
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" Chin says that the past 12 months have "seen some fundamental change in Malaysia" -- last year was the first time that the Barisan Nasional (BN) party was ousted from government at national elections, and now "the first time that an Agong (king) has stepped down.
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After three consecutive years of bad storms, farmers here are slowly acknowledging what seems to be a fundamental change and, in their own way and their own time, beginning to consider the existential threat that climate change could pose to their precarious way of life.
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The choice is whether to center the party's 22016 health care message on defending and reinforcing the ACA or to offer their own fundamental change by proposing to replace the law with a single-payer plan that would eliminate virtually all private health insurance.
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The presence of the American base was not raised as a legal issue during the hearing, but experts said that any fundamental change in the status of the islands would likely require new negotiations of the lease, which was recently renewed for 20 years.
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"You'll forgive me for thanking Mrs Merkel and Mr Seehofer, especially regarding the European policy chapter of this deal, because what we wrote down in this coalition agreement about the European Union and its future will be a fundamental change of direction in Europe," Schulz said.
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Going forward, he would have to adopt a fundamental change of approach if he is to wring money for his border wall from Congress and revive a presidency badly damaged by his loss to Democrats in the first clash of the new era of divided government.
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Unfortunately for the environmental community, not to mention the health of the planet, there is likely to be little change in policy at the Interior Department, just as there was no fundamental change at the E.P.A., where Andrew R. Wheeler, an industry lobbyist, replaced Mr. Pruitt.
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Figueres and Rivett-Carnac believe that the climate protests and youth strikes seen around the world in recent months will eventually lead to the kind of fundamental change needed to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius, a key goal of the Paris deal.
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It's a tale as old as time, and if Elizabeth Warren wants to say she's going to bring fundamental change as president of the United States then the people who vote for her need to be reasonably certain that she'll actually do it when she's in office.
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But a two-day rout on Wall Street earlier this week for two of the industry's biggest firms - Archer Daniels Midland Co and Bunge Ltd - underscores concerns that poor recent profits may be more than just a leg of a cyclical downturn and instead point to fundamental change.
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That subcommittee fight was important and illustrative, because it represented a broader shift that was probably the most fundamental change effected by the class: Power moved from committees to subcommittees, and subcommittee chairs for the first time got to set their own agendas and hire their own staffs.
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The only long term policy that can guarantee a fundamental change of behavior in Iran and that sets an example for hope and change abroad is one which recognizes the legitimate rights of the Iranian people to bring about democratic change and topple the theocratic fascist state in Iran.
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His opponents wasted no time labeling this policy racist, of course, contrary to the words of Emma Lazarus on the steps of the Statue of Liberty to "give us your poor, huddled masses," and a fundamental change from the traditional immigration policies that we have in the United States.
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The eighth-generation "C8" Chevrolet Corvette was meant to be an iconic rebirth of a car that's been around since the 1950s, courtesy of a fundamental change in the works for almost as long: the relocation of the engine, from in front of the driver to behind them.
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"Prices have been improving since the end of last year but there hasn't been any fundamental change in the underlying conditions of the market and no improvement in overcapacity," Vice Minister of Industry Xin Guobin told a conference, adding that protectionism by other countries was not the answer.
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The right to protest is as American as apple pie and baseball, but once the emotional high of the events are over, protesters, if rooted in true fundamental change, will then take their voice home and begin to get involved in grassroots local organizing around the issues they believe in.
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Arie first appeared at the precise moment in the franchise's history in which the walls between production, audience, and cast first began to show their fissures; in fact, he was at the center of a controversy that set off a fundamental change in the way the show navigates those boundaries.
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No litigation could ever end the opioid epidemic or make up for the hideous suffering of millions of families -- but a public trial could at least expose the nature and extent of the tactics that made this epidemic possible, while pushing the industry toward greater accountability and long-needed fundamental change.
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In backing Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, I had hoped for fundamental change in the political order and some healing of the nation's racial divisions.
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Whether you are looking at the massive crowds he gathered at his rallies, or the millions of votes he won throughout the primaries, it cannot be denied that Sanders has created a coalition of voters looking to challenge the status quo and fight for serious fundamental change in the Democratic Party.
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The order does not technically grant agencies any additional powers they don't have — and in fact the text underscores that it's not a fundamental change of the law — but it was a signal that the Trump Administration sees dismantling Obamacare as a top priority and is willing to move quickly to do so.
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The Productivity Commission, the Australian government's key policy-advisory body, recently called for a fundamental change in approach: knowing more about what works and why and using such evidence to design policies that achieve positive outcomes, with positive being defined by the aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples, not just by government.
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"We therefore remain committed to preserving the very substantial amount of monetary support that is embedded in our staff projections and that – barring a fundamental change in sentiment and in the underlying momentum driving the recovery – remains necessary to secure a return of inflation (target)," Praet said in a speech in Washington.
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He says while most organizations have a hard time getting a handle on AI, RPA allows them to institute fundamental change around desktop routines without having to understand AI. If you're worrying about this technology replacing humans, it is somewhat valid, but Barkin says the technology is replacing jobs that most humans don't enjoy doing.
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"We've seen a degree of irrational exuberance in the iron ore market.... I really don't see any fundamental change in the overall balance between demand and supply and for that reason, we're not going to see a continuation of this price recovery," said Gavin Wendt, founding director and senior resource analyst at Mine Life.
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And in The New York Times/Siena poll of Iowa, 85% of voters younger than age 30 said they wanted a nominee "a nominee promising fundamental change," a sharp contrast from the 70% of voters aged 65+ who preferred a nominee who would "seek to restore normalcy in Washington," as Biden is pledging to do.
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McMeekin depends on a surprisingly narrow focus to make his overarching argument, eschewing analysis of the deeper social and political forces required for any comprehensive study of the revolution and its lessons for us today — when radical political groups are again relying on subterfuge and populism to force a fundamental change of the world order.
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He severed his ties with the grassroots that got him elected, and you can't take on the powers that be in this country—the power of the media, the power of Wall Street, the power of corporate America, the power of the drug companies—unless there is a mobilization of millions of people to demand fundamental change.
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However, the issue of student debt and its role in growing wealth inequality is a popular one on the campaign trail and could bring fundamental change to the way higher education is financed in the U.S. The issue has a disproportionate impact on younger people and has led to a variety of legislative proposals to tackle the problem.
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""If we want to make real impact, all of us need to mobilize, work together, and demand a fundamental change in Microsoft's priorities," it continues, "It is imperative that all tech companies stand together, denounce the usage of Cloud and AI services for non-renewable energy extraction, and work together to put an end to fossil fuel consumption.
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See also: Here's how 44 insiders at powerful banks, buzzy startups, and big investors are thinking about financial innovation — and why the term 'fintech' may be on its last legsSee also: Goldman Sachs is making it easier to plug its services into other tech platforms like Amazon or Apple's iPhone — here's why one expert thinks that's a 'fundamental change' in retail banking
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"The Scottish government believes that given the fundamental change to our constitutional arrangements involved by triggering formal withdrawal from the European Union, and the direct effects on the devolved responsibilities, the Scottish parliament should be invited to give its view before the Bill is passed, and that the UK Government should respect the views of the parliament," it said in a statement.
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But in the absence of a larger leftist agenda to move guns and war from their central position in our government and political economy, I find it hard to imagine that there can be really fundamental change, and I fear we will continue this slow drift toward more armed guards, more locked doors, more checkpoints, and more professions—educators now, then what: nurses?
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"Jettisoning the only colonial currency arrangement still in existence in the world should garner him quite a bit of popularity ahead of the election, especially as the economic consequences of a fundamental change to the arrangement will only be realized over the intermediate term," Marshall Stocker, vice president and head of country research at investment firm Eaton Vance, told CNBC.
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And Indian political parties are creating "hundreds of thousands" of WhatsApp group chats to spread political messages, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP): The strategy reflects a fundamental change in Indian society: at the time of the last national polls in 229, just 303% of Indians owned a smartphone; by 230, that figure is thought to have nearly doubled to 21%.
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"For King and many others, there's a very depressing realization in 1965 that what they thought would represent victory turns out not really to represent anywhere near the degree of fundamental change that they previously had imagined it would," David Garrow, author of Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said in an interview with American Radio Works.
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"For King and many others, there's a very depressing realization in 1965 that what they thought would represent victory turns out not really to represent anywhere near the degree of fundamental change that they previously had imagined it would," David Garrow, author of Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference said in an interview with American Radio Works.
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ET Newt Gingrich: Trump has accomplished more than Clinton, Bush, and Obama combined - this is just the beginning Christian Whiton: Trump-Kim meeting sets the stage for fundamental change in Asia -– Here's what his critics missed Ingraham: Anti-Trump media response to summit 'galling, predictable, blatant' Parents of Otto Warmbier are hopeful 'something positive' can come from Trump-Kim summit FORMER &aposLUV GUV&apos LOSES: Incumbent U.S. Rep.
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Some are in denial about the fundamental change China's rise may bring to the global order of institutions and principles established by the United States and its allies after World War II. Others concede that the structural stress between a rising China and an incumbent United States is the defining danger of our times, yet they offer neither an engagement nor containment strategy worthy of this epochal challenge.
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The energy ministry said in a statement that Saudi Arabia would not risk its key policy priority — as a stabilising force for global energy markets — through a fundamental change to the financial terms of oil trading in its relationships around the world, "The Kingdom has been trading its oil in dollars for decades, which has served the objectives of its financial and monetary policies well," the ministry said.
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The energy ministry said in a statement that Saudi Arabia would not risk its key policy priority — as a stabilizing force for global energy markets — through a fundamental change to the financial terms of oil trading in its relationships around the world, "The Kingdom has been trading its oil in dollars for decades, which has served the objectives of its financial and monetary policies well," the ministry said.
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President Trump this morning tweet-proposed a fundamental change to U.S. corporate governance and transparency: Be smart: It's too early to know how serious Trump is about this, as this was just one of six (and counting) morning tweets, but some quick thoughts (below the fold): There is little doubt that too many public company operations are perverted by "short-termism," and it can have a negative impact on hiring.
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But these business-only efforts lead to indefensible conclusions — that the government can realize standard 4 percent to 85033 percent efficiency gains year over year based on efficiency gains in the private sector, with a promised $125 billion in savings over 5 years, for example, when the report acknowledges that only 17 percent of fundamental change projects deliver full potential even the private sector where the barriers to change are dramatically easier to overcome.
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Whether it will be prosecuted and how it will be judged after it is still unknown James Pethokoukis Economic Analyst and Columnist, American Enterprise Institute "If this is bad for consumers, they will get a very difficult case to make" Douglas Melamed, a professor at Stanford law school, told CNBC that if people hope the investigation will lead to a break-up of Google or a fundamental change in its business model, they then will be very disappointed.
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The policies, if implemented, would come in the form of regulatory changes — one an interim final rule and the other a notice — and become the latest in a series of attempts by the Trump administration to not only deter asylum-seekers from reaching the border but to increase deportations of unauthorized immigrants within the US. "It's a fundamental change in the way the immigration components will be doing their work," said Ur Jaddou, former chief counsel of US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Texas, Wisconsin and 18 other states recently filed a new lawsuit challenging ObamaCare's constitutionality, based on a fundamental change in the law, to wit, the zeroing out of the tax penalty associated with the law's "individual mandate," which occurred when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed the Tax Cut and Jobs Act into law last December.
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The cofounder of SoftBank-backed Kabbage explains how the small business lending startup is using payments data to get into short-term loansA startup aimed at disrupting payments and taking on Square and Stripe just raised a $35 million Series B led by Sequoia CapitalGoldman Sachs is making it easier to plug its services into other tech platforms like Amazon or Apple's iPhone — here's why one expert thinks that's a 'fundamental change' in retail bankingWe watched 5 early-stage startups demo their next big ideas for blending tech and real estate, and it shows where the buzzy space is headingWe talked to the execs behind Bloomberg's new data partnership with Goldman Sachs.
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