Consider the most fundamental piece of Sovereign's infrastructure, the blockchain.
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We're talking about kids not receiving their most fundamental rights.
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Houston's most fundamental flood problem is its extraordinarily flat topography.
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Those are the two most fundamental building blocks of democracy.
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I mean, that's the most fundamental right in the country.
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But the most fundamental element of threat is deeply human.
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Scientists in Japan will soon add to chemistry's most fundamental catalog.
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It's one of the most fundamental ways people experience their government.
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That helps refute the two most fundamental lies of social anxiety.
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Such skills, in their most fundamental form, are not that complicated.
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Reusability is arguably the most fundamental feature of affordable expensive things.
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But the brain still clings to this most fundamental of needs.
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These are among the most fundamental temperamental requirements for a president.
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Paying attention, for Weil, is the most fundamental of our obligations.
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She started by noting the most fundamental change at the court.
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Here are the four most fundamental tent poles of mental stability.
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It's the most fundamental thing in your closet aside from underwear.
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At the most fundamental level, people tell us what they know.
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But the economic argument for inclusion is not the most fundamental one.
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War, at its most fundamental level, is something as old as time.
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But the most fundamental question facing Trump may be his own temperament.
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Denial of our natures is perhaps the most fundamental of our natures.
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"I think at the most fundamental level, that's most important," she said.
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Every research ethics code since then has incorporated this most fundamental principle.
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While the four are closely connected, the last is the most fundamental.
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Doesn't his recalcitrance raise the most fundamental issue of separation of powers?
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"Tailoring of regulation is one of our most fundamental principles," he said.
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"The right to stay alive is the most fundamental right," he said.
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At its most fundamental, a disease is a state of ill health.
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Perhaps his most fundamental belief is in the primacy of individual rights.
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Each seemed about "reclaiming the most fundamental aspects of life," she said.
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Besides, Shimkus's suggestion refutes the most fundamental principle of the health insurance system.
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That's literally the most fundamental way the government can violate the First Amendment.
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Star Wars Battlefront II understands that most fundamental of truths about this franchise.
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Someone once said that the simplest, most fundamental form of kink is tickling.
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According to him, he's using one of the most fundamental ingredients there is.
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It had the most fundamental impact on the way I see the world.
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Hard drives may be the most fundamental building block of the computer revolution.
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The most fundamental duty of a government is to make its people safe.
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Data wrangling is one of the most fundamental problems that every SOC faces.
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But his most fundamental obligation is to answer a complex question: What happened?
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Farming communities like Yuma depend on science to solve its most fundamental problems.
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Women will not stand by while their most fundamental rights are stripped away.
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"Recognition is the most fundamental step — and our first major obstacle," Lubin says.
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By any standard, we are witnessing the most fundamental violations of human rights.
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Her disadvantages are numerous, beginning with the most fundamental: how agents are paid.
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How could he not have been prepped to answer this most fundamental question?
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For me, the core values which are most fundamental for me, are compassion.
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And that's because they intersect terribly with America's most fundamental political divide: race.
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One of the most fundamental doctrines of Western philosophy was established by Aristotle.
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But longer tweets are a distraction, not a solution to Twitter's most fundamental problems.
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Separating Iran and Russia over Syria may be Trump's most fundamental foreign policy challenge.
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Fear is an innate feeling, one of the most fundamental feelings we're born with.
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So from a marketing perspective, what was the most fundamental driver in the turnaround?
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This administration has deemed athletes un-American for peacefully exercising their most fundamental freedoms.
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"Tailoring of regulations is one of our most fundamental responsibilities," he said under questioning.
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Comey's interview also laid bare the most fundamental clash between him and the President.
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They exercised their most fundamental right as Americans and sent shockwaves across the world.
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"When everything is a right, these most fundamental, foundational rights are neglected," he claimed.
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Perhaps its most fundamental change is that it addresses energy retailers, rather than generators.
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Part of that is thinking about what are the most fundamental concepts we need.
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At its most fundamental level, it is led by the manager and his coaches.
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Roger Stone's insistence that it doesn't ... [is] a threat to our most fundamental institutions.
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The proposal, she added, "overrides Congress's most fundamental constitutional power," to set government spending.
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Above all, the Trump administration still has not made the most fundamental strategic decision.
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The proposal, she added, "overrides Congress's most fundamental constitutional power," to set government spending.
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But it's also because soccer, at the most fundamental level, is made to be unjust.
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And perhaps the most fundamental question: What does it look like when we rethink masculinity?
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CAL will also be used to test some of the most fundamental laws of physics.
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This lapse is, of course, the most fundamental error you can make in estate planning.
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Instagram might be changing up one of the most fundamental parts of its service: likes.
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But Facebook now serves as the interface for the most fundamental pillars of our society.
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"Time is one of the most fundamental tools that connects us to nature" Ye said.
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At the most fundamental level, they treat readers like people who can think for themselves.
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So I think that's the first and probably the most fundamental part of the solution.
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Steele's generic descriptions of his unnamed sources, however, raise the most fundamental question of all.
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Startups trust other startups with handling some of the most fundamental parts of their businesses.
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It is about an ideology that attacks and attempts to change our most fundamental rights.
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Its shape — like stacked blocks — suggests a Land Rover reduced to its most fundamental form.
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"This case goes to the core of one of today's most fundamental issues," he added.
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"The most fundamental question is, what does Lloyd's actually want to be?" the executive said.
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Readily available emergency treatment is among the most fundamental services of our health care system.
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Sending a message is the easiest and most fundamental task you can do on Slack.
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"The most fundamental thing Jeff did was to change our strategy entirely," Mr. Baron said.
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There are signs that the government is exerting new control over Aramco's most fundamental decisions.
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The most fundamental legislative goal of the white nationalist movement is to limit nonwhite immigration.
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And at the most fundamental level, the Democratic Party has struggled with answering that question.
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Oddly, the one topic we'd never discussed was the most fundamental fact of our past.
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The most fundamental reason it became a problem was that it didn't work very well.
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The most fundamental fact of baseball is that you cannot stop playing if no one scores.
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These equations may look very different to you, but their most fundamental parts are the same.
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To encounter Gladman's drawings is to encounter the phenomenon of description at its most fundamental level.
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Krispy Kreme just made an announcement that has us questioning one of our most fundamental beliefs.
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But it came from his desire to understand how nature works at the most fundamental level.
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It is the most fundamental obligation of the investment management profession to put client interests first.
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I decided to come to grips with one of the game's most fundamental systems: my weapon.
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Perhaps the most fundamental reason for securing greater autonomy from the center boils down to money.
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SATURDAY • It's a day for sleeping in, chilling out and celebrating -- your most fundamental American freedoms.
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In fact, congressional authority to conduct oversight is rooted in its most fundamental constitutional power: legislating.
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It is the most fundamental part of the Senate's constitutional obligation to provide advice and consent.
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Perhaps the most fundamental sign of Trump's new hardcore policy is the Jerusalem embassy move itself.
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LIBBEY Socrates was viewed as dangerous because he questioned his city's most fundamental norms and values.
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Tragically, the most fundamental rights have been have been denied patients in the minimally conscious state.
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It's a naked assertion that Israel's most fundamental legal structures ought to grant Jews special privileges.
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Its most fundamental finding was unequivocal: Crossfire Hurricane, as the investigation was called, was amply justified.
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"We did this using one of the most fundamental concepts in genetics—linkage mapping," Voss told Gizmodo.
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The second-most fundamental fact of baseball is that you cannot win if you do not score.
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At the most fundamental level, we don't know as much about female physiology as we probably should.
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Kelley says innovation, at the most fundamental level, is a fresh idea that's feasible and adds value.
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The North's most fundamental military doctrine, then, relies almost entirely on reading American and South Korean intentions.
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It's never too late to address the most fundamental aspect of our carbon footprint: where we live.
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A Clash at the Most Fundamental Levels Koreshkov and Lima present two completely different styles of striker.
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To effectively undermine and confront the regime, Washington needs to target Tehran's most fundamental vulnerability — domestic instability.
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Many more of our most fundamental concepts and institutions turn out to be byproducts of financial innovation.
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Workaholics are so consumed by their professional activities that their feelings don't inform their most fundamental decisions.
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He thought he had carefully examined each of his beliefs, reducing them to their most fundamental axioms.
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The goal, on the most fundamental level, is to save the lives of mothers and their babies.
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He insinuates that our language and heritage pose a unique threat to the most fundamental American institutions.
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The most fundamental difference between iPhones and Androids is the level of conformity dictated by each company.
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"Our citizen's accessibility to exercising their most fundamental right of voting is our utmost concern," he said.
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Just two years ago, Congress passed the most fundamental reform of physician payment policy in 20 years.
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It's the most fundamental American right: the right to vote — and for your vote to be counted.
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Indefinite detention without the opportunity to see a judge threatens the most fundamental of our American values.
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After all, compromise is in and of itself perhaps the most fundamental of the founding American principles.
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"Our citizen's accessibility to exercising their most fundamental right of voting is our utmost concern," Smoll wrote.
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Imagine if the most fundamental realities of women's intersecting identities were taken into consideration in history class.
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For others, the right to bear arms is one of the most fundamental enshrined in the Constitution.
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The largest amount of venture capital still goes into the most fundamental task: putting satellites into orbit.
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Perhaps the most fundamental policy to incentivise innovation would be greater reliance on the "polluter pays" principle.
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Democrats propose to raise taxes, not raise the retirement age and not address the most fundamental problem.
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The most fundamental role of Congress is to balance the national budget and eliminate our national debt.
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But the most fundamental issue with the coin is that the summit has not yet taken place.
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In addition to national defense, one of the most fundamental responsibilities of Congress is to fund the government.
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"Defending yourself and others is one of the most fundamental rights that we as Americans enjoy," Steube wrote.
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Some of the most fundamental procedural norms that almost every regime recognizes, we are saying to do that.
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But now, for the first time, researchers in Asia will make an addition to chemistry's most fundamental catalog.
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Cam, a movie produced by horror behemoth Blumhouse, is a psychological horror story in the most fundamental sense.
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One of the most fundamental Buddhist teachings is mindfulness — the act of bringing awareness to the present moment.
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Since that attack exploits the most fundamental properties of computer hardware, no software patch can fully fix it.
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We're reminded of the fact that women's most fundamental rights are at risk in a very real way.
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Voting is the most fundamental way that communities empower themselves against polluters and the politicians that support them.
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"The most fundamental duty of the President of the United States is to protect the homeland," she added.
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Over the years, the ballot box has been a battleground for LGBTQ equality and our most fundamental rights.
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Our most fundamental right is to vote, to have our vote counted, and for that count to matter.
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At its most fundamental level, the HONEST Act aims to address the "reproducibility crisis" currently plaguing professional research.
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We're-- as we said earlier, we're in the business of the most fundamental-- fundamentally important data people have.
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We have long looked to him, in times of perplexity and risk, for the most fundamental human truths.
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Because, surprisingly, the broadcast networks, fighting for relevance, have appeared to make some of the most fundamental compromises.
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Symmetry is the most fundamental concept in physics, and ultimately constrains how particles can interact with one another.
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To Tuchman, folly begins with the most fundamental of things: an outsize and self-destructive will to power.
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"It's the most fundamental reassessment of U.S.-Saudi relations since the oil embargo of 1973," Mr. Riedel said.
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It's time for Albany to restore this most fundamental constitutional right to tens of thousands of our neighbors.
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But a growing body of evidence suggests that the most fundamental need may be for something less tangible.
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To see this, one must look at the Quran — the most fundamental and only undisputed source of Islam.
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But perhaps the most difficult (or is it the easiest?) solution of all is the most fundamental: respect.
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For decades, corporate interests have been hell-bent on chipping away at our most fundamental rights and freedoms.
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The mother-daughter relationship is one of the most fundamental, informative and complex relationships of a woman's life.
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"It was very poor execution on my part, at the most fundamental part of the game," she said.
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For instance, she wrote, Mr. Moore had reached his teenage years without having learned the most fundamental things.
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In tandem with walls, a window — in the most fundamental aspect of its construction — defines an interior space.
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But the most fundamental problem with the Republican Party legislative agenda has very little to do with Trump.
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Many of these ideas challenge the most fundamental assumptions about how business is currently done in our nation's capital.
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Those feel like the most fundamental improvements to emoji's vocabulary, and the best indication of where emoji are headed.
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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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After all, this may be one of the most fundamental choices the US will make over the next decade.
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He rejected not only the standards of scientific evidence but also the most fundamental principles of our legal system.
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But the SSL lapse points to the most fundamental similarity between the Trump administration and its loathsome lapdog: incompetence.
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"These events challenge not only our most fundamental community values, but also the safety of our campus," he added.
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"This is a truly deplorable comment that betrays our nation's most fundamental democratic values," Shappell said in a statement.
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This lack of attention to the most fundamental cybersecurity best practices leaves SSA susceptible to a mass data breach.
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Indeed, Trump's plan affects some of the most fundamental aspects of how federal income taxes are structured and calculated.
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What if our most fundamental means of perceiving and classifying one another is illusory and can be swept away?
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Perhaps one of the most fundamental tensions in camp studies exists between its relationship to aestheticization and its depth.
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The problem with bail The most fundamental criticism of the bail system is that it needlessly imprisons poor people.
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Democracies can address public health crises, including this one, without suspending the most fundamental features of a free society.
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The most fundamental thing we need to do, Maibach said, is to get going on transitioning to green energy.
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This was an impact achieved by voices as much as by bodies: opera, then, in the most fundamental sense.
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"This bill didn't pass because it didn't deal with the most fundamental flaw in ObamaCare," Lee said, referencing costs.
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Admitting we're lonely can feel as if we're admitting we've failed in life's most fundamental domains: belonging, love, attachment.
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"Whether he pivots or not will be one of the most fundamental questions of this administration," Mr. Schumer said.
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He means to usurp your power over appropriations — the most fundamental constitutional power granted to you by the framers.
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He'd invented one of the web's most fundamental tools, and surely there was a business to be made from it.
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The most fundamental is that the government does not make it possible to build homes where people want to live.
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Because risk is one of the most fundamental financial concepts of investing, it is critically important that people understand it.
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That's right: We are living in a world where the period, our most fundamental punctuation mark, is a loaded one.
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Take back our truest and most fundamental religious liberty -- to gather peaceably and in peace in our houses of love.
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The Starry Station, pictured above, is part of that system, and at its most fundamental, it's just a wifi router.
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Once the work is complete in 2026, researchers hope to unlock some of the most fundamental questions in the universe.
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Republican businessman Trammell Crow of Dallas, for instance, frames the debate in terms of one of society's most fundamental needs.
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"The most fundamental thing that must be understood about tonight's announcement is that this is a stolen seat," Merkley said.
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Caputo-Pearl cited teachers' demands to reduce class size by hiring more teachers as "arguably the most fundamental" stumbling block.
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Of course, whether banks will be willing to essentially permanently outsource their most fundamental operations is yet another big question.
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These are policies that undermine not just the economy of the West, but our most fundamental democratic and social institutions.
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He has eschewed forcing resolution where compromise has been elusive, even with Congress's most fundamental duty of developing a budget.
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From its most fundamental theories to the halls of academia, the field of economics is built by and for men.
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For Musk, first principles thinking means boiling things down to "the most fundamental truths" and then reasoning up from there.
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The opportunity to regain control of immigration, however, was perhaps the most fundamental issue championed by the campaign to leave.
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After all, on its most fundamental level, we don't even know for sure what head trauma does to the body.
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"Whether he pivots or not will be one of the most fundamental questions of this administration," Mr. Schumer said recently.
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And we should continue to explore options that ensure and expand the most fundamental constitutional right: the right to vote.
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But at its most fundamental, it is an expression of the same white fears that gave us the Trump presidency.
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But at company headquarters, the most fundamental questions of all remain unanswered: What sorts of content lead directly to violence?
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I think it's time we paid more attention to the most fundamental measure of living standards: how long we live.
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It's time for Florida's voters to step up and restore the most fundamental constitutional right to all of their neighbors.
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Buried in the standings with half a season left, he had to emphasize the most fundamental part of sports: effort.
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T breaks down runway looks into their most fundamental elements — which, in their simpler forms, are surprisingly easy to wear.
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The moves occurred as The Times is proceeding with perhaps the most fundamental restructuring to newsroom operations in its history.
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I watch this and feel heartsick about America, whose most fundamental values and claim to moral leadership are at stake.
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By smashing subatomic particles together at high energies, the machines deepen scientists' understanding of the most fundamental aspects of nature.
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This will require physical space where businesses can build, design, operate, and serve one of our most fundamental human needs.
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Copy desks have been the talk of the Times newsroom in recent days, after the most fundamental realignment in memory.
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Even the most fundamental practices, such as trial by jury, could stand some debate, given how jurors' brains are wired.
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Raisins, to be sure, are polarizing; perhaps the most fundamental obstacle for raisins is that they are not chocolate chips.
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How can we expect a company to protect customer data when their most fundamental security decisions are out of their hands?
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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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It incredible that that picture that Time magazine used tells a story that isn&apost true in the most fundamental sense.
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Null results are part of science, and the question 'Are we alone?' is one of the most fundamental questions we have.
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And that's because its thirty or so young creators managed to fix one of the most fundamental issues plaguing VR games.
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It's a game that tests your complex thinking, your emotional reasoning – even as it wears down your most fundamental animal being.
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The latest row is over one of the most fundamental medical questions of all: should doctors help willing patients to die?
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"Today we have announced the most fundamental transformation of Deutsche Bank in decades," Sewing said Sunday in a corporate press release.
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It's easy to overlook the importance of fit with something like a pair of headphones, but it's the most fundamental requirement.
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At its most fundamental level, it would silence millions of Americans and shield politicians and bureaucrats from answering to the public.
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Less than two months ago, Americans across the country exercised their most fundamental right in our democracy – the right to vote.
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Scientists are eager to acquire these new details because some of these phenomena challenge the most fundamental ideas about the universe.
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"It's the most fundamental American right: the right to vote — and for your vote to be counted," Biden tweeted Friday afternoon.
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Mr. Trump, in openly inviting such foreign interference, was undercutting one of the most fundamental national interests of a democratic state.
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" The interim chancellor explains, "These events challenge not only our most fundamental community values, but also the safety of our campus.
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The most fundamental is the one we've already observed: Most voters cast their ballots on the basis of identity, not policy.
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For the 12½ seasons since he reached the major leagues, Nick Markakis leads all players in the most fundamental category: games.
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How it happened illustrates that even the most fundamental advances in science can be hostage to luck and sometimes divine inspiration.
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Yet as a culture, notes Mr. Desmond, we have somehow failed to commit ourselves to providing this most fundamental and obvious necessity.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column evokes the most fundamental question facing us in the election: What is the purpose of government?
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It has been a long, up-hill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote.
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But David – after some tear-streaked introspection – realized that most fundamental fairy tale rule: to prove yourself, you must slay the Giant.
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Batygin was most excited about getting a deeper understanding of the mysterious equation that describe the way the most fundamental particles move.
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But before we get there, we need rules to ensure that, at the most fundamental level, we're developing AI responsibly and safely.
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The right of women to wear comfortable clothing of their own choosing is, in my view, a most fundamental of human rights.
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There are plenty of details and differences, but at the most fundamental level you've got two competing ways of building a display.
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The second, and most fundamental, is that it treats "lobbying" itself as the problem, rather than the policies these lobbyists advocate for.
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One of the most fundamental guiding principles behind Cense is avoiding shoving the whole diet-friendly, low calorie thing in your face.
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"I think the most fundamental question or debate is what emerges as people in cities move away from car ownership," Sion said.
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Schrödinger and his close friend Albert Einstein could not accept that chance and unpredictability reigned at the most fundamental level of reality.
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It's because he missed the most fundamental point: You can't get manufacturing right unless you get trade and exchange-rate policy right.
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"We just feel that it's a total and absolute betrayal of Slate's most fundamental values," Slate writer Mark Joseph Stern told Bloomberg.
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In response, the services are asked to evaluate their most fundamental missions and organizational precepts to determine what activities align or not.
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Even more surprising is the fact that American Muslims are far less likely to observe another of Islam's most fundamental pillars, prayer.
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Many millionaires learned their most fundamental rich habits from their parents, Corley found, giving them an advantage on their path to wealth.
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It's time for Congress to reclaim one of its most fundamental duties -- deciding when and where the United States goes to war.
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At the most fundamental level, intelligence describes the ability of an agent, whether it be biological or mechanical, to solve complex problems.
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But doing so would require a seismic overhaul of its most fundamental facets, from dialogue to structure to rethinking the main character.
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Though one in 373 American adults suffer from chronic insomnia, we have yet to answer the most fundamental questions about the affliction.
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Everything is shaped on a deeper level, through the parables, fables and myths that our most fundamental groups use to define themselves.
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At its most fundamental level, the ruling highlights deep differences in philosophy between most Democratic and Republican members of the labor board.
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The most fundamental beats of Theo's odyssey are preserved, from bumping around various American households to a botched art heist in Amsterdam.
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It has been a long up-hill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote.
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Their lack of citizenship precludes them from the most fundamental civic functions in our society like voting and serving as a juror.
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"It's the most fundamental breach of privacy," said Allison Goddard, a lawyer representing more than 80 women who say they were filmed.
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And once again, lies are being used to justify actions that violate the most fundamental American ideals of freedom, equality and tolerance.
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Yet many of the most fundamental questions about foods and health — especially their impact on the economy and the military — remain unanswered.
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The Higgs addresses some of the most fundamental questions in particle physics, like why some particles that should be massless actually have mass.
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One of the most fundamental rules of legal ethics is that a person cannot be both attorney and witness in the same case.
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One of the most fundamental problems with Dave Eggers' future-thriller novel The Circle is that its protagonist, Mae Holland, is a cipher.
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The company, after all, is tackling some of the most fundamental and hardest problems in machine learning right now — and that costs money.
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It's not only a breach of trust and expectation — it's a violation of one of the most fundamental social norms that people have.
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Strategy We've all heard about the purported benefits of study-abroad programs, the most fundamental of which is the opportunity for personal growth.
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As a direct result of Ohio's Supplemental Process, countless voters who remain fully eligible to vote are stripped of their most fundamental right.
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Doesn't the public have the right to be informed about changes in the most fundamental of social norms, the laws protecting public safety?
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Judges have also cited one of the most fundamental principles of contract law to uphold the clauses: A contract, once signed, is binding.
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The Virginia Supreme Court should not punish people who have served their time by denying them the most fundamental right in our democracy.
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Unfortunately, however they may tinker with the specifics, the bill won't overcome its most fundamental flaw: ignoring the aforementioned first lesson of economics.
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"The most fundamental rule of the UK constitution is that Parliament is sovereign," the court writes in a summary document explaining the ruling.
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For the first time in her life, Haughton was going to engage in one of the most fundamental aspects of American democracy: voting.
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The most fundamental theories we currently have—the standard model of particle physics and Albert Einstein's general relativity—are beautiful in specific ways.
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But what makes this process especially maddening is that Trump is violating one of his most fundamental campaign promises: to drain the swamp.
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Notes on the Culture At its most fundamental, a dinner party is an act of generosity: Come to my place; share my bounty.
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The reason is something I've dubbed "the hack gap" over the years, and it's one of the most fundamental asymmetries shaping American politics.
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It's time for Florida's voters to step up and restore the most fundamental constitutional right to more than a million of their neighbors.
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The cost of shifting control away from the private sector The most fundamental question the Sanders plan poses, though, may not be technological.
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But there is no meaningful path toward that goal if it does not include that most fundamental of anti-poverty programs: a job.
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Trump's commission on "election integrity" may be just the first step in a White House-led assault on our most fundamental democratic right.
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So perhaps the most fundamental takeaway is that we need to have a more nuanced picture of globalization's effect on the global poor.
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These prominent AI stories pit man versus machine, relying on one of the most fundamental examples of narrative conflict to move the story forward.
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The first and most fundamental task is to clearly define and prioritize threats -- and to ensure our leaders and key decision-makers understand them.
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An opponent would counter that a self-pardon contravenes the most fundamental tenet of our legal system: that no person is above the law.
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It then connects the health care problem to its most fundamental gripe: Studios are making more money than ever, and the writers aren't benefitting.
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But come 2021, the union will probably demand the most fundamental reforms to baseball's economic system since the deal that ended the 1994 strike.
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American grand strategic objectives Ensuring the safety of the American people and homeland is the first and most fundamental obligation of the American government.
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Scientists haven't turned a solid into a liquid below its freezing point before, explained Shen, making this research important for the most fundamental reasons.
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That is a testament to the most fundamental part of the MasterClass formula, the thing that will probably ensure the company's success going forward.
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President Barack Obama's final State of the Union was a celebration of his presidency's many achievements — and an admission of its most fundamental failure.
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" Holder also said the GOP seeks to "brazenly assault the most fundamental right of our democracy, passing laws designed to stop people from voting.
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Between the salty one-line tweets, the click-bait headlines, and the political maneuvering by politicians, even the most fundamental facts can become elusive.
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He cited disagreement over teachers' demands to hire more instructors to reduce class size as "arguably the most fundamental" stumbling block to a settlement.
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With closely decided but far-reaching decisions, our highest court is forcing all Americans to fight for our most fundamental freedoms: voting and representation.
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Rather, religions all over the world teach that one of the most fundamental responsibilities of all adults is to care for and protect children.
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After spinning a dissonant web of melodic strands in the opening minutes, the instruments arrive at that most fundamental of intervals: the perfect octave.
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Congress should not wait on a special counsel to perform its most fundamental constitutional duty of investigating and, if necessary, removing a corrupt president.
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One of the most fundamental ways to keep a narrative from bolstering a predator's glorified self-impression is to directly push back against it.
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"The diversity of our movement is our greatest strength, and Senator Kirk's remarks were an affront to our most fundamental values," the statement read.
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Congressional oversight of the presidency is one of the most fundamental pillars of American government, but Giuliani thinks Congress' actions violate Trump's constitutional rights.
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"The methods and behavior adopted by the Republic of Uzbekistan thereby constitute a serious violation of the most fundamental human rights guarantees," he said.
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In this context, the Obama administration cannot escape blame for failing in its most fundamental responsibility of defending the security of the United States.
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Going carbon neutral is probably its most significant step in that direction: It is a lasting delivery of one of the company's most fundamental promises.
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"We hadn't taken the time to get the most fundamental information about this, like who does this and how often people do this," Levin said.
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If he willfully rejects the law's resolution, he will have violated his oath of office — as determined by the courts — in the most fundamental way.
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"In spite of the White House spin, our message is getting out because it is about those most fundamental constitutional values people hold," Jayapal said.
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I think [it's] kind of the instructive, most fundamental element of horror storytelling—there's no relief from the fact that you live in the world.
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This tension between old versus new, number ones versus number twos, gets at the heart of the industry's most fundamental question: Is fashion mostly art?
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Anxiety, after all, is one of the most fundamental drivers of commerce—and who's more anxious than someone who is convinced that doomsday is near?
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Farris said Gorsuch would "affirm our most fundamental freedom—religious liberty," the issue he claimed was at stake in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v.
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" The report adds: "Guestworkers do not enjoy the most fundamental protection of a competitive labor market — the ability to change jobs if they are mistreated.
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On the most fundamental level, "Neither Heaven Nor Earth" is an impressive stunt, a horror movie masquerading as a film about the horrors of war.
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The neural circuitry utilizing these substances controls some of our most fundamental feelings of pain, stress and hopelessness, as well as pleasure and even euphoria.
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What makes this challenge so serious is that religious coercion constitutes a direct attack on the most fundamental of all human rights – freedom of conscience.
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We're talking about water at its most fundamental level, in other words: two hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom dancing in a very tiny space.
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"It's one of the most fundamental discoveries ever in planetary science," said Dr. Louise Prockter, the director of the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston.
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Elementary particles are the most fundamental building blocks of nature, and their study would seem to be an expression of simplification in its purest form.
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This affects world politics at their most fundamental level, undermining an otherwise stable global system in ways that we are only dimly capable of perceiving.
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Musk acknowledged the meeting lacked discussion of "even the most fundamental terms" of the deal and nothing was set in writing, according to the lawsuit.
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These dramas are fun spectacles that play on the most fundamental of our entertainment instincts, letting us watch the things we can't believe really happened.
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There are a few basics, but perhaps the most fundamental: Use a person's preferred pronoun, whether it's he, she, both or none of the above.
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What matters is that big chunks of both left and right are assaulting the most fundamental of liberties—the ability to say what you think.
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"The right to practice religion free of interference or fear is one of our nation's most fundamental and indelible rights," Wolf wrote in Thursday's memo.
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On Monday, Merkel said France and Germany agreed on "most fundamental issues related to Europe" even if they had different "emphases" about how to proceed.
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"It should sufficiently capture the attention of enough world leaders to realize this is one of the most fundamental issues of our time," Hoffman added.
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These differences from Scrabble resonate every time I play Words With Friends, but the most fundamental distinction between the games is within the gameplay itself.
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A woman of boisterous good humor, Barrett is one in a rotation of six household workers who help Raymond and Marjorie with their most fundamental needs.
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It is dangerous and wrong because it opposes one of the most fundamental principles of our democracy and, as an evangelical, a fundamental doctrine of faith.
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"Without net neutrality, marginalized groups will lose one of the most fundamental avenues we have to raise a dissenting voice," Renderos said in an emailed statement.
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It's an unusual stance for the tech industry to take on a bill that some say would strike at some of the internet's most fundamental protections.
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The difference lies in how they were photographed, using a new lens that allows scientists to "see" one of the most fundamental properties of biology: chirality.
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Hall and Klitgaard are highly critical of mainstream capitalist economic theory, which they say has become divorced from some of the most fundamental principles of science.
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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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But these things do not fix the most fundamental issue with DoorDash's payment system: that it uses its workers' tips to help cover their base pay.
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" "Donald Trump sits atop the most hateful Republican platform in history — one that sorely endangers the most fundamental American values of fairness and equality for all.
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During a press conference, Feuer said that "the issue of privacy in the digital age is one of the most fundamental issues" currently faced by Americans.
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Ganache—which calls for only two ingredients, heavy cream and bittersweet chocolate—is one of the easiest and most fundamental recipes in a pastry chef's repertoire.
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Here are five easy ways to improve your likability quotient, or LikeQ, today: One of our most fundamental needs is to feel liked, accepted, and important.
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"The most fundamental rule of the U.K.'s constitution is that Parliament is sovereign and can make and unmake any law it chooses," Lord Thomas wrote.
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That approach will lead us backward, not forward, in the effort to promote and protect the right to vote, the most fundamental right in our democracy.
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The most fundamental choice to be made about the revenue is whether to allow the government discretion over how to spend (some or all of) it.
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It reads like a high school essay on teamwork: "Communication is hard, yet it is the most fundamental thing we do as human beings," Slack writes.
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But the chief lessons of his childhood had to do with scarcity—the necessity of exchange to even the most fundamental needs—and, above all, thrift.
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"It's in the communication of your intention and why you are passing dollars to them that is most fundamental and most important to them," he continues.
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Capitulation here will only compound the damage done and sow more doubt over whether the party can be trusted to defend its most fundamental, core principles.
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Protecting religious minorities and their religious freedom is one of both America's and my own country, India's, most fundamental ideals upon which our nations were founded.
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However, the large tumor and the damage from its treatment prevented him from being able to do one of the most fundamental things humans do. Smile.
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That was an extraordinary admission; if the news media failed to present a reality-based political scenario, then it failed in performing its most fundamental function.
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For decades, the Department of Justice has been a key ally in protecting our most fundamental rights including voting rights, anti-discrimination protections, and due process.
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It seems to me the most fundamental and most urgent thing we can do is try to find a way to rebuild and fortify these communities.
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"This runs counter to the most fundamental principle of democratic elections — that the electoral process be managed by an independent and impartial election authority," Carter wrote.
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Fighting over the most fundamental questions of human autonomy, each side in the divide is going to use whatever influence it can muster against the other.
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Seth P. Waxman, a lawyer for Mr. McCoy, said the Constitution guaranteed him the right to direct at least the most fundamental aspect of his defense.
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The problem is that when billionaires like Bloomberg convert personal capital into political influence, they undermine what is arguably the most fundamental democratic principle: political equality.
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Slowing growth in net interest income — one of the most fundamental ways banks make money — is perhaps the largest investor concern for financials heading into 2020.
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But even in 2020 the country continues to be plagued by sustained attacks on Americans' right to exercise one of the most fundamental rights of citizenship.
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It was a "blatant and unacceptable breach of the most fundamental tenets of international law and civilised behaviour", she told the House of Commons on Thursday.
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If this is the cause of this discrepancy, it will cause us to rewrite our most fundamental theories about the very building blocks of the universe.
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Because probably one of the most fundamental leadership beliefs I have is I don't have to be right to have to get the right thing done.
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"President Trump's attacks on immigrants and refugees are a direct assault on America's most fundamental values," said Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC).
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"In an allegation of wrong on this scale," he said, "one of the most fundamental obligations of law is to determine the scope of the wrong."
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But this touches one of the most fundamental rights for European Union citizens: the ability to live and work in each other's countries, while being treated equally.
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And Omar's most fundamental point — that it would be better to talk about the underlying issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict than nitpicking her language — is reasonable.
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Or—and this question might require a channeling of Glide's most fundamental teachings—has the country reached a point where it's outrageous to do anything but try?
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The film's darkest moments explore what it means to be taught to reject even the most fundamental elements of your personality while simultaneously distrusting everyone around you.
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The Libor-OIS spread is a gauge of banks' willingness to lend to each other and is perhaps the most fundamental barometer of the banking system's health.
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And inevitably that question leads you down to a path in your childhood and your most fundamental relationships and you realize you felt abandoned by your parents.
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"It's essentially the most important and most fundamental source of international space law," Christopher Johnson, the space law adviser for the Secure World Foundation, tells The Verge.
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To lose yourself in humor is also to find yourself again — the part of you that recalls, on the most fundamental level, the joy of a joke.
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We have to relearn every rule we thought we knew about how men and women interact, because after all getting together is the most fundamental human compulsion.
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But the ultimate goal for the world is to denuclearize as much as possible, which I think is one of the most fundamental responsibilities of a president.
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It represents the most fundamental reform of the 150,000-strong SNCF since rail nationalization in the 1930s, and Macron has overcome a challenge that defeated previous administrations.
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Will Smith is protected by one of the most fundamental laws of physics, called the conservation of energy, explains Chad Orzel, a Union College physicist and writer.
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One of the most fundamental rifts is between the mainly Muslim north and the largely Christian south, and the population is fairly evenly split between the religions.
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Having a deep understanding of time can help scientists test some of our most fundamental theories, pointing toward new physics questions no one even knew to ask.
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We have yet to reach consensus on the most fundamental step toward confronting and ultimately tackling ISIS: agreeing on what it is and what it is not.
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But asking what makes a GPU different from a standard CPU is almost a trick question, because at their most fundamental level they're the same damn thing.
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Created as a tactic to justify discriminatory voter suppression practices, this mythos threatens our most fundamental constitutional right and undermines the core democratic values of republican government.
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What got a bit lost in conversation, however, is the most fundamental fact — Russia is stealing information about private American citizens and interfering in a US election.
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" The SEC in its suit said the meeting between Musk and the fund "lacked discussion of even the most fundamental terms of a proposed going private transaction.
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Election Day realities for other voters — bad weather or traffic jams, work schedules and family obligations — don't thwart our voters in exercising their most fundamental of rights.
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The case, involving a lawsuit brought by 17 ex-felons, is about who gets to exercise the most fundamental constitutional right of all — the right to vote.
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Beyond the substance of any of these decisions, White House attempts to usurp congressional power undermine the most fundamental tenet of American government, the balance of power.
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The most fundamental objectives of both leaders were the withdrawal of American forces, a formal end to the Korean War and the reunification of the two Koreas.
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It would be especially so next year when Democrats' nominee is likely to advocate the greatest political challenge to what have been America's most fundamental economic tenets.
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Today, we are alarmed when those freedoms come under attack here at home, such as when state governments attempt to limit free speech, Americans' most fundamental freedom.
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The homeland security mission is to safeguard the American people, our homeland, our values and religious liberty, it is one of our most fundamental and treasured values.
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Lastly, innovations such as the blockchainare changing the way banks approach their most basic mechanisms - as a result, even the most fundamental practices in banking are evolving.
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CBO also finds that this legislation will provide massive tax relief, dramatically reduce the deficit, and make the most fundamental entitlement reform in more than a generation.
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Screenshot: AppleHowever, one of the most fundamental changes for long-time iPad users is that the new iPad Pros are ditching Apple's traditional Lightning port for USB-C.
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"An idea that's sort of baked into Splatoon at the most fundamental level is that we're not exactly releasing a game when you buy that package," says Nogami.
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Who could have predicted that the terrifying fires that had almost destroyed Malibu would have somehow reduced everything for Bob to their most fundamental decorative lines and shapes?
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Amazon has a shopping and shipping infrastructure that is becoming central to retailing, while Facebook keeps amassing greater power in that most fundamental of platforms: human social relationships.
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"The most fundamental property of gravity is that there are black holes," said Harlow, who is now an assistant professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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We need to fight to protect the most fundamental right of a woman to make choices about her own body, but we need to do more as well.
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Amid all the controversies [within FIFA] that we've seen, it's easy to forget that that is one of the most fundamental contributions a world governing body can make.
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To simply wait for the ACA to "explode" would be to knowingly doom countless Americans to uncertainty about one of the most fundamental matters in life: their health.
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The study's findings, to be published on Monday in the journal Obesity, are part of a scientific push to answer some of the most fundamental questions about obesity.
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It illustrates the power of free and fearless debate to change the course of history — and the importance of a judiciary willing to protect our most fundamental rights.
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Passed with bipartisan support in 2202, the National Voter Registration Act was designed to protect and advance the most fundamental of our American rights: the right to vote.
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The designer and DwellStudio founder Christiane Lemieux's new book is chock-full of inspiring interiors — and mini-guides to understanding the most fundamental elements of a great room.
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Nonetheless, by identifying regions that control ancillary factors, such as anticipation, Tracey and her team were gradually able to zero in on the regions that are most fundamental.
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Perhaps the most fundamental distinction between today's global economy and those of 1998 and 2008 are the many more sources of vulnerability today than in the previous crises.
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The changes represent one of the most fundamental shifts in decades for a business that long relied on a simple formula: glossy volumes thick with high-priced ads.
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Viewpoint diversity is arguably the most important type of diversity and political orientation is one of the most fundamental and significant ways in which people view things differently.
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Trump, thus, was telling evangelicals he was with them on the issue of life — our most fundamental right — but was not willing to do battle over civil marriage.
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The president of the United States is betraying his oath of office in the most fundamental way, by using the presidency for personal gain at the country's expense.
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"Some of the most fundamental human rights and freedoms are violated, threatened or not implemented in our country due to the blood feud phenomenon," a government report found.
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"The murder of Mr Khashoggi is a crime of extreme gravity, which moreover goes against freedom of the press and the most fundamental rights," the ministry statement said.
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Maniac presents loneliness as the most fundamental of human problems and uses the disorienting and fantastic to deliver a clear message about a simple solution: it's easier with friends.
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It's often remarked rather abstractly that the rather abstract power of future quantum computers will nuke our most fundamental layer of digital security by virtue of their very existence.
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When Yasia runs into the two young escapees, Yankel and Momik, she faces the most fundamental of human dilemmas: whether to risk herself to protect the young and vulnerable.
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In the first and most fundamental instance, there's been a major shift in public opinion away from many of the phobias and bigotries on which Republicans have long relied.
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By trying to explain the game at its most fundamental level, say the critics, the equation explains and predicts nothing about why certain traits should increase or decrease fitness.
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Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing, who now aims to focus on the bank's more stable revenue streams, said it was the most fundamental transformation of the bank in decades.
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This is among the most fundamental things in the electromagnetic world: Photons carry energy, and when a photon is absorbed by an atom, the atom takes up that energy.
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A team of living lumps in Switzerland are one of many measuring the most fundamental properties of nature, hoping to find some difference between those of matter and antimatter.
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The first tab is the brand-new Today section, and it represents the broadest and most fundamental App Store change of all: a heavy lean into managed, editorial content.
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"I'm particularly concerned about the role that Russia played, and the very serious interference that we know they were responsible for in our most fundamental democratic act," she said.
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These medical students are acquiring skills in the kitchen early in their career and creatively enriching their education, and ability to treat patients, in possibly the most fundamental way.
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I love how this story shows the power of journalism at its most fundamental and local level, to help people learn about and engage with the community around them.
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The gravity of the Russian government's cyberattack on America's most fundamental democratic institution -- free and open elections -- should raise the kind of urgency that surrounded the 211/20013 attack.
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But Mr. Schmitz fails to see that mercy, the great theme of Francis' papacy, is not only hard, but that it is also the most fundamental of Jesus' teachings.
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The lending instrument is uniquely predatory in that student loans have been stripped of the most fundamental consumer protections, such as bankruptcy rights, statutes of limitations and many others.
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When women fight for abortion rights, we're fighting for everyone's rights to individual liberty and to have the capacity to determine our most fundamental decisions that define our lives.
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"These events challenge not only our most fundamental community values, but also the safety of our campus," Kevin M. Guskiewicz, the campus's interim chancellor, said in a statement Sunday.
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In reducing the mosque to its most fundamental elements, Chowdhury landed on something straight out of Bengal's past: a basic pavilion, its every surface open to the voracious world.
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The most fundamental one is why countless New York City families are so desperately poor that they cannot afford to send their children to school with a nutritious lunch.
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Roger Stone's insistence that it doesn't, his belligerence, his pride in his own lies are a threat to our most fundamental institutions, to the very foundation of our democracy.
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The right to vote wasn't just "the most fundamental of all privileges of democracy," Dr. King wrote; it would, if truly enjoyed by black Americans, transform the entire country.
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Everyone knows this math, and all investment professionals can see that stocks look rather rich by most fundamental measures, which is restraining their enthusiasm and making many reluctant buyers.
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Roger Stone's insistence that it doesn't, his belligerence, his pride in his own lies are a threat to our most fundamental institutions, to the very foundation of our democracy.
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But his cavalier approach to the most fundamental act in a democracy that he wants to lead does raise questions about what his true motivations in his bid are.
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Unqualified in the most fundamental sense: The president's selections are men and women who, with few exceptions, want to eviscerate the very departments they are being asked to lead.
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But one of the most fundamental political differences between the parties at the moment is that Republican officials don't want their frontrunner to win their presidential nomination, and Democrats do.
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"Life gets reduced to its most fundamental elements ... I'm reminded by the mountains that me, my ambitions and problems are nothing in this great machinery of the universe," he said.
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If we want to claim that we support our community and the people who work within it at every level, then we must support them in our most fundamental policies.
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The reasons are many, but one of the least celebrated and most fundamental drivers of that success is an obscure-but-powerful legal provision passed into law back in 1872.
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The ticking of the clocks, Patla says, actually illustrates one of the most fundamental principles in the laws of physics: that no time or place in the universe is special.
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The two most fundamental protocols in this respect are the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP), which control how data is packaged and routed through the internet, respectively.
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The father-son duo's fun experiment exploited the low cost of mass-produced cell phones, whose batteries, antennas, radios, accelerometers and cameras constitute the most fundamental components of commercial satellites.
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Startups trust other startups with handling some of the most fundamental parts of their businesses, and today's tools are nimble innovators themselves that share a similar mentality with other startups.
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Now that the Supreme Court appears to have abdicated its role in protecting these underrepresented groups, concerned Americans must step up to the challenge of defending democracy's most fundamental freedoms.
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So many causes merit attention and support, but it won't come as any surprise to you that I think that immigration is most fundamental to the fabric of our country.
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But on this most fundamental question — about the potential to transform the economy, to blow past trade-offs and constraints — the economics profession can't follow him to the promised land.
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If the Supreme Court rules in favor of Janus and the corporations, it will not only threaten public sector workers, but everyone who cares about protecting our most fundamental rights.
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We pay the toll with declining life expectancy even here in the U.S. All this means prevention — the most fundamental work of public health — is put on the back burner.
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That's TechCrunch's Megan Rose Dickey discussing the rise of "sextech", a movement among technologists and product designers to open up one of the most fundamental human experiences to technological innovation.
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The works, which date from 1925 and 1926, are examples of what Mondrian termed "neo-plasticism" — a reduction of painting to the purest and most fundamental form, color and line.
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In November, astronomers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijng published a paper identifying 19 galaxies which might violate the most fundamental theory of how the universe first formed.
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"The Higgs boson is the last missing piece of our current understanding of the most fundamental nature of the universe," said Martin Archer, a physicist at Imperial College in London.
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Our politics are messier than we thought Left and right, red and blue -- some of our most fundamental understandings about American political life were smashed by Trump and his winning campaign.
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And then the most fundamental question, the one that holds itself up to your eye like a magnifying glass in the sun: Why did I love you in the first place?
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This set of courses will get you to grips with the two most fundamental web development languages, HTML and CSS, and teach you how to host and run your own website.
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Information has become a form of garbage, not only incapable of answering the most fundamental human questions but barely useful in providing coherent direction to the solution of even mundane problems.
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Bruno Maçães, a former Portuguese foreign minister and writer on BRI, argues that its spillovers into politics and society "are not a bug in the project, but its most fundamental feature".
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The reform not only expands access to the most fundamental right in our democracy and increases participation, it also reduces mistakes on the rolls and enhances the security of voting infrastructure.
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There is also the danger that companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon will be able to get their hooks deep into some of the most fundamental functions of Apple's operating systems.
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And on that most fundamental of indicators, life expectancy, the U.S. has fallen far behind: French residents can expect, on average, to live more than four years longer than Americans. Why?
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The most fundamental levels of iOS encryption can only be unlocked by the passcode, and if your phone has powered down or stayed idle for 48 hours, the fingerprint won't help.
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"Diversifying well is the most important thing you need to do in order to invest well," Dalio wrote in a recent LinkedIn post, echoing one of his most fundamental investment principles.
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Against the backdrop of the progress we made this year, I want to highlight the December 20 passage in the United States Congress of the most fundamental tax reform since 1986.
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To solve those under-addressed issues happening (literally) right under our noses, we asked fashion and medical experts alike about the most fundamental wardrobe swaps to make for our well-being.
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So now Ms. Alinejad and a younger generation of Iranian women are turning back the focus on the most visible symbol of discrimination, which, they argue, is also the most fundamental.
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The bottom line: "One of the most fundamental things about death cafes is that in all these conversations, what we're really getting at is looking at our own lives," says Farr.
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In February 2016 Mario Draghi, the outgoing head of the European Central Bank (ECB), described whether inflation targets can be met as "the most fundamental question facing all major central banks".
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" Ubisoft, the arguable bastion of standards in AAA development, said they went back to square one, reconsidering some of the most fundamental industry standards for "how a game should be made.
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And that is the most fundamental effect of the Trump plan: to grant legitimacy to the move toward apartheid, to give America's imprimatur to something its government once saw as impermissible.
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One of the most fundamental changes we can implement is separating the safety regulator from the service provider, an inherent conflict in the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) current broken structure.
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"The most fundamental rule of the UK's constitution is that parliament is sovereign and can make and unmake any law it chooses," said Lord Chief Justice John Thomas, reading out the ruling.
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But on the morning of October 10th, Chandra entered safe mode unexpectedly, a period during which a spacecraft's instruments are all turned off and only the most fundamental systems are kept on.
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Lost in the noise and chaos was the most fundamental element: that two people, one a daughter, sister, and mother of two, and the other a son and brother, were viciously slaughtered.
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The change of government was also a chance to break the "tragic status quo situation" of a million minority Rohingya Muslims who have been deprived of their most fundamental rights, she said.
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Ordering your drinks is the most fundamental point of contact you will have with your bartender, and I'm sorry to have to say this, but most of you are shit at it.
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But these events also serve as a new kind of tool—a tool with the potential to answer one of the most fundamental questions in our universe: How quickly is it expanding?
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Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing, who now aims to focus on the bank's more stable revenue streams, said on Sunday that it was the most fundamental transformation of the bank in decades.
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"Tonight's earnings release from [Apple] will likely keep most fundamental investors from making aggressive changes to their risk," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, in a note to clients.
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In doing so, she challenges some of our most fundamental assumptions about transsexuality, most notably by suggesting that the decision to change sexes may sometimes involve more than gender-identity questions alone.
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If something cannot continue forever, it will stop, according to Stein's Law, one of the most fundamental constraints in economics, popularised by Herbert Stein, the chief economic adviser to President Richard Nixon.
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Here's Kareiva's reflection: Remembering Bob Paine by Peter Kareiva The world has lost one of its leading minds – an ecologist who helped us understand how nature works in the most fundamental ways.
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The fantasies that we're sold are not good for us and will not make us happy; they are that way by design, because their most fundamental purpose is to keep us hungry.
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"Providing support and assistance to Americans abroad and ensuring their safety and wellbeing are among the Department's most fundamental responsibilities," read the letter, led by Senate Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Sen.
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Judicial supervision of regulation – and that is precisely what a deferred prosecution agreement is, a small bore effort at regulation – is consistent with some of the most fundamental principles of administrative law.
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For starters, the MTA, which oversees the city's bus and subway system, is largely controlled by Albany, and finding the funds beyond the most fundamental repairs and maintenance there has been problematic.
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The pain of rejection is the consistent, gleaming grain of authenticity around which the rest of the Bachelor enterprise has structured itself — and one of the most fundamental and universal pillars of comedy.
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"It is clear that the government's decision (to seek the ban) interferes in the most fundamental way with the respondents' right to form an association to protect and promote their interest," Kirby said.
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" Hannu Rajaniemi on privacy: "A lot of my first book, The Quantum Thief, takes place in a city-state on Mars called Oubliette, and one of the most fundamental values there is privacy.
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That is something that has been recognized by the Supreme Court, that has been recognized by every economist that that is one of the most fundamental parts of when you have one entity.
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The call for a homogenized approach to federal buildings also dismisses one of the most fundamental tenets of the Guiding Principles, the need for an architecture that reflects and responds to its time.
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Mad Men is far from a religious show — a couple of the characters practice religion, but nobody is deeply faithful — but it's about that most fundamental religious and philosophical question of them all.
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But in addition to increased method choice, as we have seen in Ethiopia, one of the most fundamental ways to increase women's access to contraception is to invest in knowledgeable health care practitioners.
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The most fundamental problem for Ryan is that he and his colleagues in the House of Representatives need the conservative voters who gave them a majority in 2012 to show up and vote.
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For some reason, each collective, whether it be a nation, ethnic group or tribe, adopts a distinct conception of its own roots that tends to ignore this most fundamental idea of human connectedness.
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But no modern President has so consciously sought to peel open divides on immigration -- one of the most fundamental political issues across the Western world -- to the same extent as Trump has done.
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RESTART Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing, who now aims to focus on the bank's more stable revenue streams, said on Sunday that it was the most fundamental transformation of the bank in decades.
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Rather than ratcheting up aid to meet ever-increasing price tags, we must get at the root of the affordability crisis by addressing the most fundamental component of any organization: the business model.
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"The whole reason you have a commissioner in any sport, the most fundamental reason for that office, is to protect the integrity of the game," said Jeff Pash, the N.F.L.'s top lawyer.
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"This action is a clear constitutional violation of the most fundamental tenet of appropriations law," said the report, which is to be the subject of hearings on Thursday and Friday on Capitol Hill.
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While removing any categories from the live broadcast rankled members, the fact that they included Cinematography and Editing — the two crafts that are most fundamental to the art of cinema — seemed especially galling.
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Her RAND research made her the local expert on Jupiter, and she soon became well known in space physics for her theoretical work on some of the most fundamental ideas in the field.
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The Twitter account of the company's CEO Jack Dorsey was hacked to send out multiple white supremacist tweets on Friday — in many ways, it was a perfect encapsulation of Twitter's most fundamental problems.
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We seek to develop tools for navigating the most fundamental questions: not just about what sort of world we can build, but what sort of world we should build —— and also avoid building.
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That's why today we are breaking the silence, we can no longer be accomplices of the abduction of an entire country, of a republic that undermines the most fundamental rights of its citizens.
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In addition to their racist origins, they function to deny the most fundamental right in a democratic society to those who need the most help in returning to full membership in that society.
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After a five-month waiting period when members of the public could ask questions about the new elements, the foursome were approved on Wednesday, formally filling their boxes in chemistry's most fundamental table.
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The Muslim ban and President Trump's relentless attacks on Islam are not just an assault on thousands of patriotic, innocent Americans — they violate our Constitution and our most fundamental American values and beliefs.
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More than 60 years ago, the world, represented by the United Nations General Assembly, adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child to recognize and promote the most fundamental rights of children.
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The Americans has always argued that ideology must never trump humanity, that no matter your most fundamental beliefs, what is most important is reaching out to the other people you know and meet.
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RE: PC Gaming Is Still Way Too Hard If an idiot tries a task too hard for them, because they failed to do the most fundamental research - they will certainly find it too hard.
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If either Dr Geraci or Dr Adelberger do overthrow the inverse-square law, they will open the way to a test of string theory—an attempt to explain physics at the most fundamental level.
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That was not altogether surprising, given the party's long abandonment of the littlest of little guys (the child in the womb) and an embrace of abortion as its most fundamental and non-negotiable freedom.
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"The most fundamental issue is, will there be consistency between the public and private sector," Phuthuma Nhleko executive chairman of the multinational telecom company MTN said, asking for stronger policy certainty and regulatory environment.
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Perhaps what makes Midsommar a horror movie despite its lack of terror is that, like all great horror, it finds pleasure and catharsis in facing one of the most fundamental fears of being human.
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The ability to delay gratification in pursuit of your goals is one of the most fundamental prerequisites for success, but delaying gratification doesn't have to mean being miserable until you cross that finish line.
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" "House Democrats will not stand idly by and watch as our nation's most fundamental values are eroded," Hoyer wrote, "while innocent children are held like prisoners in cages and their lives placed at risk.
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And there's the one that's ultimately the most fundamental -- the problem of equity: Why should Californians outside of the Silicon Valley bubble vote to divide the state into three separate but wildly unequal slices?
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in its suit, however, had said that the meeting between Musk and the fund "lacked discussion of even the most fundamental terms of a proposed going private transaction".
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Most just walked by reporters, headed for Friday night flights back to their districts, where they would have to explain their failure to deliver on the most fundamental, oft-repeated promise in successive elections.
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Mr. Zuma suggested that the most fundamental of economic laws was merely nominal; remove the scales from our eyes and we see that so-called economic laws are a ruse invented by the powerful.
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It was an astonishing thing to witness — an iconic news organization feeling the need to hawk not the quality of its writing and reporting, but the most fundamental virtues of its entire industry's mission.
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Photography: Jack Hems The line is one of the most fundamental of shapes when it comes to drawing, perhaps the fundamental—and an exhibition at London's Lisson Gallery explores this basic construct of art.
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Together, these experiments "do a good job of demonstrating that jellyfish fulfill the most fundamental criteria for sleep," William Joiner, a sleep researcher at the University of California, San Diego, said in an email.
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By asking the community to let Collin continue to live there before he turns 19, the HOA would "ignore one of the community's most fundamental restrictions," according to the letter from the association's attorney.
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"By disregarding one of the most fundamental responsibilities of their jobs, Senate Republicans are further endangering their fragile Senate majority," the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee wrote in a memo shared exclusively with The Hill.
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But to me these applications aren't nearly as impressive as the basic research itself and the excitement of trying to answer the most fundamental question out there: Why is there something rather than nothing?
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Their arrests are meant to fortify spiritually the regime's supporters and terrify those who would challenge the basic tenets of the Islamic Republic, especially the most fundamental principle: continuing hostility against the United States.
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Partial differential equations, or PDEs, can be used to model many of the most fundamental physical processes in the universe, like the evolution of a fluid or the ripple of gravity through space-time.
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Those questions are at the center of an increasingly bitter fight between Israel's chief rabbinate and Jews all over the world over the most fundamental of human life cycle events: birth, marriage, and death.
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By passing the buck, pointing the blame at anyone but themselves, and otherwise shirking any moral accountability, this policy's defenders do nothing to alleviate a gross affront to human dignity at its most fundamental level.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity Society is beginning to wake up to a tremendous shift in one of the most fundamental underpinnings to how we live our lives: the credit system.
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Early this week, a federal district court judge handed down a ruling that — if it stands on appeal — could threaten one of the most fundamental pillars of post-crisis financial regulation in the United States.
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Root In most computers, "root" is the common name given to the most fundamental (and thus most powerful) level of access in the system, or is the name for the account that has those privileges.
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"Last week, President Trump held a summit with Vladimir Putin, someone who has violated the most fundamental international norms ... in the summit's aftermath, we saw an American President who appeared submissive and deferential," Corker said.
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At the most fundamental level, the Bankruptcy Code creates an estate to collect all assets in one place, identify and categorize claims against the debtor in terms of priority and then distribute the assets accordingly.
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"President Trump held a summit with Vladimir Putin, someone who has violated the most fundamental international norms ... in the summit's aftermath, we saw an American President who appeared submissive and deferential," committee chairman, Republican Sen.
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Our appearance is one of the most central aspects of our individual identity; we use how we look to express the most fundamental aspects of our self, including how we present our gender and sexuality.
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Every January, hundreds of thousands of Americans of all ages, and from a diverse spectrum of backgrounds, gather in Washington, D.C., to march for the most fundamental of all human rights: The right to life.
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The book nimbly ranges across the charged and vexing aspects of digital life — the gradations of online friendship, trolls, the allure of voyeuristically monitoring old friends — while also neglecting some of its most fundamental issues.
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But, as nurses, we also know that access to guns — coupled with uncontrolled anger – all too often results in the unfortunate outcome where the most fundamental of constitutional rights — the right to life — is lost.
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"The President's revival of his bigoted, disgusting ban on transgender servicemembers is a stunning attack on the patriots who keep us safe and on the most fundamental ideals of our nation," she said in a statement.
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On a cold Sunday early last month in the small Austrian city of Graz, three young researchers sat down in front of the computers in their homes and tried to break their most fundamental security protections.
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Bluntly put, I feel much less safe working on a Wikimedia project today than I did a week ago, because one of the most fundamental understandings I had about working here has now been proven wrong.
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At the most fundamental level, the agency has never seriously addressed the question of whether the antitrust laws are insufficient and additional regulation in this area is needed to address a significant problem or market failure.
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It's interesting to see how recently our deep dives have let us think about some of the most fundamental questions in life: How will we work in 10 years time (Deep Dive: Business Software/Process Automation)?
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But as fast as he plays, and as seamlessly as he has made the transition from Murray State to the N.B.A., Morant is still absorbing some of the most fundamental lessons about life in the league.
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The most fundamental similarity between Britain's vote and the Lehman failure is that both were deep shocks to markets and upended the understanding that investors, banks and policy makers had about the way the world worked.
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If the Founders were wary of lawmakers boosting their own pay, I can only imagine how horrified they would be by senators cashing their paychecks as they ignore their most fundamental, Constitutional duties as elected officials.
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Trump cannot admit that others may have helped him narrowly defeat Hilary Clinton but the mounting evidence of large-scale, systematic, and multi-pronged Russian intervention in our most fundamental institutions is overwhelming and still growing.
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And, in the midst of it all, there is a presidential election, one in which the ability of the candidates to engage with the public — the most fundamental aspect of politicking — is being thrown into question.
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In essence, a broker is helping you navigate a decision about shelter, one of the most fundamental human needs, and it's crucial to hear the details about how they've done so for others in the past.
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We learn in and through natural languages; we develop our most fundamental cognitive skills by speaking and hearing languages; and we ultimately assume our identities as human beings and members of communities by exercising those languages.
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And I'm probably the most optimistic about artificial intelligence more broadly, simply because of the impact it actually is starting to have in helping us solve some of the most fundamental societal challenges of our time.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that Germany and France agreed on most fundamental issues related to Europe but the two countries sometimes had different emphases on how to proceed with the euro zone.
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Justice Elena Kagan said in reading her majority opinion that the most fundamental principle of free speech law is that the government can't penalize or discriminate against expression based on the ideas or viewpoints they convey.
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When I visited the show's set during the filming of episode eight, I learned that one of the show's most fundamental relationships would be split apart by that eighth episode, and I was stunned to hear it.
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Her constant trolling, which involved maintaining a steely resolve in the face of his own slimy provocations, won her the debates and settled the most fundamental question of the election: Who has the temperament to be president?
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"It has become clear that at the most fundamental level, appropriate representation in technology or any other industry will depend upon more people having the opportunity to gain necessary skills through the public education system," Williams wrote.
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For each show, Mr. Wakely and his team have access to vast catalogs not only for musical performances but also for plot devices and characters, extending the reach of the shows into the songs' most fundamental elements.
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He stands to show us that to be an amazing teacher, to connect with students, one has to be aware of his own existence and aware of one of the most fundamental forces in human experience: love.
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Basic income is an idea that rose to prominence so incredibly fast, and was pushed by people with such varying motivations, that there's a lot of confusion over the most fundamental question about it: What's it for?
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Attacks like this, and other recent acts of violence underscore the need to not lose sight of the most fundamental part of progress: knowing that you will not be beaten or killed for being who you are.
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The sterling "Libor-OIS" spread, a gauge of banks' willingness to lend to each other and perhaps the most fundamental barometer of the banking system's health, hit its widest level in four years at 26 basis points.
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Affordable housing in the United States is our most fundamental infrastructure, and we think there are five immediate actions that can get us back on track: We know that neither government nor business can solve homelessness alone.
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For decades, one of the most fundamental topics upon which Democrats and Republicans could agree, even when they found themselves disagreeing nearly every other issue, was the importance of fostering a strong relationship between America and Israel.
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Of course, our plants where we make products and that's as I said our most fundamental responsibility is keep product flowing, particularly insulin, as you mentioned, they're operating and workers are coming in as we request them.
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The term "first principles" was coined more than 2,000 years ago by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed that the best way to understand a subject is to break it down to its most fundamental principles.
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The American university's future, indeed its most fundamental reason for being, is imperiled by a government that constructs walls on the Mexican border, restricts Muslim immigrants and denigrates the idea of America as a destination for refugees.
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"The search for life elsewhere in the universe is one of the most fundamental questions in modern science, and we need every bit of evidence we can find to help answer it," Wootton said in a statement.
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We are witnessing the wholesale rejection of one of the most fundamental ideas of the American experiment in self-governance – to wit, the idea that citizens could direct (through elections, chiefly) the decisions of our elected officials.
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At a time when Christians around the world are celebrating the birth of a child who was nurtured to save the world, this administration is taking actions that would deny children their most fundamental needs to thrive.
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With Democrats now in control of the House, the new chairman of its Armed Services Committee, Adam Smith of Washington, plans to hold what could be the most fundamental public examination of American nuclear doctrine in decades.
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What tends to get lost in the shuffle are the most fundamental and important issues: that a somewhat obscure government agency exercises enormous control over the economy by changing the price of money at regularly scheduled meetings.
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And there is a very long history of voter suppression against black voters in the US. All of this adds up to what's fairly described as a constitutional crisis depriving people of their most fundamental democratic right.
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How can or should those affected by tragedy live out one of the most fundamental and radical principles of Christian life — to "turn the other cheek" to offenders — even as they balance righteous anger at those responsible?
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"Our most fundamental duty is to protect the dignity, safety and well-being of our students on their own campus," Caruso, a USC alumnus and current USC parent, said in a statement, the Los Angeles Business Journal reported .
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As the country's most fundamental labor laws were crafted, white Southern legislators steeped in the legacy of slavery sought to maintain the racial hierarchies of the Jim Crow South and resisted extending worker protections to African American laborers.
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The Peak Design Travel Duffel 35L is the most fundamental of the company's options, and it delivers a lot of packing space and support for Peak's packing tools if you want to get real serious about space optimization.
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The most fundamental problem with the exhibition is the unstated assumption that work by outsider artists is only good or worthy of notice if it's promoted or parroted by artists who are already ensconced in the art world.
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"The most fundamental value of our political tradition is that the last word belongs to the national will, which is manifested in the ballot box," Erdogan's erstwhile ally Ahmet Davutoglu, a former AKP prime minister, said last week.
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Near the end of the book, she runs down several of the most fundamental suggestions in just a few paragraphs that can be taped to the computer screen of anyone doing their own research: Don't stage a drowning.
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"The Constitution has to be read by justices in light of its broadest and most fundamental commitments, commitments to liberty, commitments to individual dignity, equality of opportunity," he said, putting on his glasses, and taking them off again.
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But for textualist and "originalist" judges — and Kavanaugh is a textualist and originalist in key respects — the most fundamental rule book is the text of the Constitution itself, as originally understood by the generation that ratified the text.
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Whatever justifications they may have, supporters of a potential Tsai visit to Washington are hard pressed to answer the most fundamental question in U.S. foreign policy: Given the dire consequences, what American interest will a Tsai visit serve?
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With the notable exception of the individual mandate, the most fundamental changes the ACA made to the health care system — the exchanges, the federal government's role in subsidizing individual premiums, and some level of benefit mandates — would endure.
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He has introduced some new and egregious ideas into the mix, but some of the most fundamental Trump-era threats to democratic accountability — from voter suppression to gerrymandering — are part of a policy agenda that substantially predates him.
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Here, it feels distressingly matter-of-fact in a movie that, at its simplest and most fundamental, asks us to remember some women who died and others who, at least for a while, managed to tell the stories.
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Yet, to date, in a country that was borne out of blood shed on battlefields, many veterans anxiously await the U.S. government upholding its end of the bargain by granting the most fundamental status of democratic society: citizenship.
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In the most fundamental sense, we're talking about computers automatically identifying people based on their physical characteristics — in an era of drones and hate crimes, it doesn't take a genius to imagine the ways this could go wrong.
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Such a dramatic gesture would fulfill many of Trump's most fundamental short-term political goals and indulge a domineering personality and a desire to please his most vehement supporters that drives so much of his behavior as President.
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According to a release by the Graz University of Technology, the researchers have identified three potential attack methods, Meltdown and two closely-related vulnerabilities collectively named Spectre:Meltdown breaks the most fundamental isolation between user applications and the operating system.
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The idea, as I'm sure you've been told, is that we must fulfil our most fundamental needs – warmth, safety, love and a sense of belonging – before we desire things like esteem and self-actualisation, pursuing our talents and potential.
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Brookhaven National Lab physicist Alexander Bazilevsky and RIKEN physicist Itaru Nakagawa hitting a proton against a gold nucleus, approximately (Image: Brookhaven National Lab)Even the people tasked with understanding the most fundamental pieces of our Universe run into surprises.
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And for the other, growing up in Colombia and seeing the transformative power an education can have on communities in a conflict-ridden country -- from creating jobs to dispelling violence -- reinforced the need to deliver this most fundamental right.
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"I'm pleased the Texas Supreme Court has ensured that the Kountze cheerleaders will be able to continue defending their right to express their faith - the most fundamental of American freedoms," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement.
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On the fifth anniversary of a battle to preserve Internet users' most fundamental rights, it is incumbent on us all -- regardless of political persuasion, ideology, or technical background -- to recognize that these freedoms are fragile and constantly under attack.
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It is surprising that, in an administration filled with so many "realists," including Trump and national security adviser John Bolton, there is such a lack of concern with one of the most fundamental sources of a state's power — population.
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One of the most fundamental disagreements turns on what steps we ought to take to improve our economy and the economic prospects of those who are in the workforce today, and those who will be in the workforce tomorrow.
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It's hard to believe that we need to convince the Congress to keep our most fundamental freedom — religious freedom for all people — but let us be clear: in conference committee senators must stand resolute for this bedrock American principle.
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So Kim has embarked on a project of economic reform, incrementally lifting restrictions on owning private property and foreign investment, to spur economic growth without sacrificing the most fundamental juche ideals of self-reliance and independence from foreign control.
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Throughout the discussion, particularly as the question of costs came up, these Trump voters returned to the same concern, which presents perhaps the most fundamental challenge to health care as a human right: Does everybody really deserve health care?
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For better or worse, the heart of politics is distributive conflict, and the most fundamental fight is over the distribution of power — over which groups will become more or less protected, and more and less bound, by the law.
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"There's an argument to be made that these are the most fundamental political changes to the Chinese Constitution since it was implemented in 1982," said Ryan Mitchell, an assistant professor of law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Melzer said the ban on torture and ill-treatment was one of the most fundamental norms of international law and could not be justified in any circumstances, and called for prosecution of U.S. officials who had carried out torture.
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Not only are they out of power, but their most fundamental political commitments — to liberal democracy and the rule of law —are now threatened in a way none of us could have imagined possible just a few years ago.
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America's youth are doing more to use their voice and activism than many in our country who have been eligible to vote for decades, and they deserve to have this most fundamental say in decisions that directly affect them.
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The changes do not remove what many see as the most fundamental problem: Vadir is based on self-reported information, and given that the reporting has consequences, school administrators might have an interest in keeping certain episodes to themselves.
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The most fundamental principles of fairness and due process, principles neither liberal nor conservative, tell us that individuals should never be punished for things they haven't done — which is precisely what the Department of Homeland Security is doing here.
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On the most fundamental level, Kahn argues, we are already adapting to climate change through a kind of tacit acquiescence, the way people in a city like Beijing accept that simply breathing the air outside can make them sick.
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For all the talk about his failure to adhere to constitutional norms or his clear inability to separate his financial and electoral interests from true American interests is arguably his most fundamental offense against his constitutional oath of office.
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"I'm pleased the Texas Supreme Court has ensured that the Kountze cheerleaders will be able to continue defending their right to express their faith – the most fundamental of American freedoms," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement.
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It was one of a number of episodes that have raised the most fundamental liability of his campaign, the sense that he may be out of touch with modern sensibilities after a political career that has spanned nearly half a century.
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It breaks down how code functions at the most fundamental level and uses colorful environments and visual guides — product manager Tim Triemstra even uses the game industry term "cutscenes" — to explain the effects of code and the power of programming.
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In the most fundamental sense, security researchers work by throwing the book at a piece of software, poking and prodding for any obscure or overt flaw in a program, usually causing developers to issue regular patches as vulnerabilities are discovered.
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On one hand, liberty of conscience and belief is one of the first and most fundamental principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights and other documents that lay out humanity's minimum entitlements.
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But if it succeeds — even slightly — Facebook will have given us a new approach to one of the most fundamental tech products there is and it will have a shot at extending its social networking monopoly into the messaging space.
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Perhaps the most fundamental step toward this end was the establishment of a ministry devoted specifically to IT. With the exception of South Africa and Botswana, governments committing significant resources to ICT is a relatively recent trend in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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This is the first time that a solid has been turned into a liquid below its freezing point in a lab, and it could help us better understand the most fundamental processes behind why and when things are solids or liquids.
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They explain why they've chosen to run or why they're supporting our candidates, they discuss the policies they plan to change in Harrisburg and Raleigh and Tallahassee, and they give voters the tools they need to exercise their most fundamental right.
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Rather than fighting to preserve it or grumbling about Mr. McAuliffe's alleged political motivations, Republican lawmakers should be working to win the votes of the hundreds of thousands of Virginians who have been unfairly barred from exercising democracy's most fundamental right.
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And the most fundamental and basic is to vote and participate and find out who's running for office and make sure that they reflect your values, and to try to increase the number of people who turn out to vote.
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Just like Pauli proposed neutrinos as a "desperate remedy" to explain why experiments seemed to be violating one of the most fundamental laws of nature, the existence of dark matter particles is inferred because cosmological observations just don't add up.
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Led by the Council of Federated Organizations, a coalition of civil rights groups, the registration drive was as much about social equality and racism as it was about the power of each vote, the most fundamental tool in the democratic process.
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Abortion rights are, first and foremost, crucial because if women don't have access to the tools by which we decide the most fundamental decision, which is how and when and with whom we have children, everything else fades from view.
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The tiny engineered organism was a massive leap forward, helping launch the biotechnology sector and blazing a trail for scientists looking to manipulate life at its most fundamental levels, including recent work on editing genomes using the CRISPR/Cas9 system.
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One of the most fundamental tools for group gatherings has proven to be the remote conferencing platform Zoom, now expanding far past its professional purpose, as families, schools, and groups of friends assemble for a wide range of unexpected encounters.
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"At the most fundamental level it's a complete constraint on freedom of expression," said Roger K. Lewis, an architect and a professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Maryland who has written extensively about design and planning in Washington.
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As we approach World Water Day, the U.S. government and private sector have an opportunity to build on over a dozen years of bipartisan progress and significantly accelerate progress on one of the most fundamental needs we face: Global water security.
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Sometimes this placement suggests parental figures and family members were absent when you needed them, and other times it points to outside forces (like governments, economic crisis, or scarcity) blocking your most fundamental needs of food, shelter, or emotional nourishment.
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"One of the most fundamental and longstanding principles of the museum field is that a collection is held in the public trust and must not be treated as a disposable financial asset," the two groups wrote in a joint statement.
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Known as the Bill of Rights, these 10 amendments protect the most fundamental rights of Americans, like freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, the right to protest, and the guarantee of equal protection under the law.
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The most fundamental reason is it's very hard to put in place powerful mechanism for cost control if there are a lot of people who are outside the system or in systems that are not governed by that price control.
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Donald Trump went on CNBC this morning, and, over the course of a wide-ranging interview, once again reminded the world of the most fundamental fact about his candidacy: He doesn't really seem to understand any aspect of American public policy.
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The same number, more or less, will place themselves but cannot place the parties, meaning that 43% of the electorate does not have a good sense of where Republicans and Democrats stand on the most fundamental question about the role of the state.
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But increasing them and applying them in a country-specific manner would effectively be a violation of the World Trade Organization's most fundamental rule, that tariffs must be applied globally and cannot be raised unilaterally except in anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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So the final lesson on money management from the trading records of one of the 20th century's great economic minds may be the most fundamental of them all: The person on the other side of the trade probably knows more than you.
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In fact, approving funding and providing federal government oversight are among our most fundamental constitutional duties; however, the budget process is so broken it forces us into an annual government funding showdown where both parties leverage impending crises to score political points.
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For a golf course considered one of the most arduous in the country, the 210 holes at Oakmont Country Club, which will host the United States Open for a record ninth time starting Thursday, lack many of the most fundamental golf-design elements.
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"The government's position that it can hold an American citizen for more than two months without access to a court and to a lawyer undercuts the most fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution," Jonathan Hafetz, an attorney with the ACLU, told CNN.
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"The most fundamental ethos in the state of Texas is, 'Give me a horse and a gun and an open plain, and I can conquer the world,' " Mr. Cruz told people at a Tea Party rally in East Texas on July 4, 2009.
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There is a reason that Google and Microsoft today, Xerox a generation ago, and Bell Labs even further back produced some of the most fundamental research in technology in the past century — durable, monopolistic revenue and a long-term view all cascade together.
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Andrew Reamer, a professor at George Washington University's Institute of Public Policy, who recently published a study on the 2020 census, said that the census reaches the most fundamental areas of life in the United States: government representation, democracy and the economy.
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This is the tyrannical regime that killed my aunt because she stood up for the rights of Honduran people — rights that include the most fundamental one we in the United States enjoy, the right to choose our elected leaders and hold them accountable.
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Even I can be dumb as dirt about a lot of things, but at least I realized fairly early on that the internet is the most fundamental new technology since the steam engine, so I just had to get involved with it.
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I would argue, in fact, that it is the most fundamental form of human cognition, one that must have evolved long before deductive and inductive logic, when the first humans began developing the skills needed for their survival in an untamed environment.
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Afghanistan-based senior correspondent Mujib Mashal said on Twitter that it "omits the most fundamental fact: that [Haqqani] is no Taliban peace-maker as he paints himself, that he's behind some of most ruthless attacks of this war with many civilian lives lost."
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The debate promises to test the enduring relevance of one of the most fundamental principles of modern conservatism — supply side economics, the idea that if you cut taxes far enough, the economy will expand to the point that it generates new tax revenue.
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And we clearly can't be complacent in the battle for equal opportunities that our foremothers waged for the most fundamental rights, including voting, working in a chosen occupation, even opening our own checking account or securing a credit card without a husband's signature.
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"It is a call to arms in the wake of recent reports of unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior by some who have lost sight of that most fundamental purpose they themselves are duty-bound to serve," Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said.
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You mention people being hardwired to ask these kinds of questions, and it reminds me of a conversation I had recently with Alain de Botton, who is an atheist but he acknowledges that religions have developed sophisticated ways of addressing our most fundamental questions.
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Understand the fundamentals The four most fundamental computer theories are computer networks, operating systems, computer architecture, and compiler theories — if you're only focused on advanced programming techniques or the basics, then the details of how these fundamentals work together might be lost on you.
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So when a security flaw in computers' most deep-seated hardware puts a crack in those walls, as one newly discovered vulnerability in millions of processors has done, it breaks some of the most fundamental protections computers promise—and sends practically the entire industry scrambling.
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In Parliament, the home secretary, Theresa May, called Mr. Litvinenko's death "a blatant and unacceptable breach of the most fundamental tenets of international law and of civilized behavior," while also noting that it "does not come as a surprise" that Russia apparently had a role.
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"It brings you back to the most fundamental things about your technique," said the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo, who has starred in the title role of "Akhnaten" in all four iterations of the production since its premiere at the English National Opera three years ago.
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We can't forget what America was like before Roe and we know the devastating reality today for so many women in so many states where the right to make the most fundamental decisions about their bodies, families, and lives has been all but eradicated.
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Eligible voters in Florida who had, for example, gone to the DMV to get a driver's license would not need to fear that Hurricane Matthew would stop them from exercising their most fundamental right in our democracy, because they would already be registered to vote.
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"What I try in these songs is a dive into myself in an attempt to articulate a few dozen melodies and instrumental combinations that could describe and repeat my deepest and most fundamental, most remote, musical emotion," Babe, Terror explains to The Creators Project.
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Transatlantic relations are unlikely to deteriorate as long as each side remains focused on pragmatic cooperation through turbulent times as detailed in the recent manifesto by German foreign policy experts on the importance of German-American relations at the most fundamental levels for both actors.
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In the lawsuit, which was filed in 2015, 21 young plaintiffs argue that the government's actions to promote the interests of the fossil fuel industry impinge on the most fundamental of constitutional rights — life, liberty, and property — of their generation and of future generations.
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One contributor to a new report on American criminal justice called the current system "an affront to our most fundamental values of freedom, equality and liberty," then suggested sentencing fewer people to prison, sealing nonviolent criminal records and restoring voting rights for released offenders.
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The judge also said the unique circumstances of a case testing the authority of the congressional power of the purse — its most fundamental constitutional role — had led her to grant standing, suggesting she did not mean to bestow expansive new legal rights on Congress.
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Should law and order on the streets break down after, say, a massive hurricane or nuclear-reactor meltdown, that condom slingshot might come in handy in New York, where possession of the most fundamental survivalist self-defense staple — the gun — is highly restricted by law.
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More importantly, Trump's behavior constitutes a violation of his oath of office, of his vow to "protect and defend" his nation, of the trust of the American people and of the most fundamental duties he accepted when he became President of the United States.
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Everyone involved is broadly making the point that the political system and those in power have failed them -- sometimes in the most fundamental of ways, for instance, providing jobs in Midwestern states or offering a basic education or keeping kids safe in their classrooms.
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We have dedicated significant time and resources to investigating our own intelligence agencies — it is only logical that we would do as much, if not more, to investigate a hostile foreign intelligence service that assaulted and subverted our most fundamental democratic process: a presidential election.
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In fact, while we refer to devices as being part of the internet of things, few actually have room for the most fundamental layer, otherwise known as the IP stack, which allows them to directly connect to the internet, hence the reliance on wireless connectivity.
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The result of the consistent failure of Congress to meet its most fundamental responsibility — to establish funding levels for the federal government — is yet another looming deadline to avoid a government shutdown, and a backlog of important legislative issues to resolve at the same time.
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By the end of the week, I connected with Ada Smith and realized she was a brilliant, passionate leader from Appalachia who was helping her small town transition into a postcoal economy and that we really shared the most fundamental value: love of our communities.
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Not only has she upended numerous assumptions and myths about the brain and rewritten some of the most fundamental rules about how brains are constructed — she has also proposed one of the most cohesive and evidence-based frameworks for human brain evolution to date.
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Here's a rundown of the things I'd want to know more about before passing judgment on this most fundamental of iPhone redesigns: If you want to talk about a revolution for hundreds of millions of smartphone users, Apple's removal of the iPhone's home button is it.
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String theory in particular seems to resonate with people because of the musical analogy: our universe is "composed" of these tiny strings that make up matter at the most fundamental scale, and the different ways that they vibrate determine the properties of elementary particles and fundamental forces.
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"We fell in love with Brazil for its warm culture and natural beauty, but as consumers, we had terrible experiences acquiring the most fundamental products and services for our new lives: internet, cell phone plans, health insurance and basic banking needs," Kligerman said in a statement.
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There's a germ of truth to both sides' argument All of this seems self-defeating when you consider that Redway and Saville actually agree on what is perhaps the most fundamental and hygienically significant aspect of the Dyson Airblade: it's very good at drying your hands.
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My student winner, Mia Armstrong of Arizona State University, and I have heard from innumerable Guatemalans that the most fundamental driver of emigration is desperation — and, to an extent that most Americans don't appreciate, this desperation often reflects drought and severe weather linked to climate change.
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Charter schools are engaged in the most fundamental work of the movement for racial justice and equity, providing students of color with the tools they need to fully engage in and change social, economic and cultural institutions so that America can live up to its ideals.
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The most dire threat of Sessions as attorney general is that, as citizens become increasingly aware that their rights, the most fundamental rights of the nation, are being routinely usurped by corrupt officialdom, they will realize too that we are no longer a nation of laws.
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With regard to slavery and suffrage, it may be more accurate to say that the US Constitution was too silent, rather than wrong, but our modern politics makes it abundantly clear that the Constitution did not provide the best footing on these most fundamental rights in a republican democracy.
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As millions around the world flee their homes to escape death and destruction, it is more imperative than ever for us to reaffirm our commitment to the most fundamental of American values: protecting the rights of the world's most vulnerable and offering a safe refuge for those in need.
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"One of the most fundamental ways to prevent fraud is to make sure fraudsters don't enter in the first place," says Stephen Ufford, CEO of Trulioo, a global identity verification company that I work with to help with anti-money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) rules.
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Daimler's Car2Go and BMW's DriveNow offer short-term rentals of vehicles from their respective owners, which is more similar to a service like Zipcar than to a ride-hailing offering like Uber, but the fact remains that both models compete with car ownership at the most fundamental level.
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He pared down and simplified his portraits, landscapes, seascapes, and figure studies to their most fundamental elements, rendering them in blunt, bold, and flat colors with sparse detail, transforming his circle of family and friends, his wife (and muse), seaside bathers, and everyday scenes in middle-class America.
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Strohminger has found that there is, however, one aspect of a person's typical pattern of behavior that, consistently, is rated as being most fundamental to who someone is—even more so than their memories, or whether they're extravert or introvert, placid or easily driven to excitement or anger.
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Second, and infinitely more important: If your aim is to increase Americans' appreciation for war's costs in life and limbs, and you accomplish this by making non-serving Americans pay money, you make a mockery of Americans' humanity, reducing their most fundamental human-rights commitments to a transaction.
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But, just for a day, last month's reflection on a national tragedy gave us a chance to dwell on our shared identity and to recognize that, even in these caustic times, we are still capable of progress in the most fundamental of tasks to protect the American homeland. Gen.
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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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"I don't think that people recognized that this had something to do with one of the most fundamental aspects of nature, with the origin of the universe," Dr. Cronin said in the 2006 book "Candid Science VI: More Conversations With Famous Scientists," by Istvan Hargittai and Magdolna Hargittai.
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Many Black Lives Matter activists are skeptical of liberalism's most fundamental assumptions: the human capacity for empathy — the notion that it really is possible for people of all colors to understand one another — and the faith that we can rely on the democratic process to manage conflicts between us.
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"When women fight for abortion rights, we're fighting for everyone's rights to individual liberty and to have the capacity to determine our most fundamental decisions that define our lives," Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, the largest abortion rights advocacy group in the US, told me.
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"Facebook is violating its most fundamental mission of building human connection, as well as the trust placed in it by billions of people, by advancing extremist far-right conspiracy theories that are aimed at denigrating Jews and belittling people of color," said Rashad Robinson, president of Color of Change.
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When I learned that a colleague at an East Coast institution had also been preoccupied with a faculty statement on a campus incident that week, I began wondering: In the fight against the alarming threat to our most fundamental values, was this the best use of our time?
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"The piece by Siraj Haqqani in @nytopinion - which's independent of our news operations & judgment - omits the most fundamental fact: that Siraj is no Taliban peace-maker as he paints himself, that he's behind some of most ruthless attacks of this war with many civilian lives lost," he tweeted.
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Whatever the distinction between an homage (which the sculpture is) and a memorial (which it is not), the fact that Koons was selected to make this monumental gift on behalf of the people of the United States by a committee of one may be the project's most fundamental problem.
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Taking that into consideration, knowing how to market solutions is essential, and The Complete Digital Marketing Course 53 gives you 25 hours of hands-on practice in the most fundamental digital marketing techniques and tools, from SEO and Google AdWords, to social media marketing and platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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The Uber deal has exposed Son at his most fundamental: Privately, he has negotiated the $10 billion deal with Uber's existing investors with trademark hardball — offering low-ball pricing, gag orders and an ever-shifting coalition of alliances in order to better position himself in the deal of the year.
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The project will hopefully find new physics beyond the Standard Model, a list of rules that have helped shape our understanding of the most fundamental building blocks of our universe, but leaves gaps in our knowledge of things like dark matter and where all the universe's missing antimatter has gone.
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"The immigration policies proposed by the Trump administration stand in stark contrast to some of our most fundamental American values and callously target New Jerseyans, like Catalino, who not only pose no threat to public safety, but contribute so much to what makes our state and nation strong," said Booker.
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"As the 2015-16 academic year begins, Harvard confronts a lawsuit that touches on its most fundamental values, a suit that challenges our admissions processes and our commitment to a widely diverse student body," Harvard President Drew Faust said in a speech at the start of school two years ago.
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Although the recent publication does not present too many new details, Musk tweeted on June 16 that a second version of his Mars plan is "coming soon" and will address what he called "the most fundamental flaw" in the first version: "how to pay for development & operation of giant rockets".
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Rivals on both the left and the center dismissed Mr. Biden's narrative of his political career as a case study in steady leadership, and repeatedly questioned the most fundamental proposition of his candidacy — that he is uniquely well suited to unite the country and wring progress from a sclerotic Washington.
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Even if your plans are limited to making the dopiest template websites, you should probably understand how to put together a linked list (a construct that doesn't exist in JavaScript because JavaScript eschews one of the most fundamental things in programming: pointers, or variables that point to specific locations in a computer's memory).
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When asked point blank if he'd accept the results of the presidential election, he refused to commit, saying he'd look at the issue when the time came -- as though he were talking about changing the plumbing in a building he wants to buy, and not the most fundamental moment of our democratic process.
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A federal judge violated "the most fundamental norms of civil discovery" by ordering dozens of generic pharmaceutical companies to turn over documents to plaintiffs' counsel in a multidistrict price-fixing case without first determining if the material is relevant, attorneys for the companies told the U.S. Supreme Court in papers filed Thursday.
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France faces a choice between many things Sunday as it votes to elect either the rightist Marine Le Pen or the centrist Emmanuel Macron as president, but the most fundamental issue is whether to uphold or abandon the values of the Republic, whether to hold the high ground or descend into the mire.
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Which brings us to the most fundamental reason the American internet still runs so slow in 2016: We still haven't decided if we should treat the internet as a utility or a consumer product There are two basic models in this country for services that flow through the walls of our homes.
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Indeed, federal district judges may have no more important single function than ensuring that criminal cases are brought only when there is sufficient evidence to sustain an indictment -- and the guarantee of criminal trial by jury has long been viewed as one of the most fundamental of all of the Constitution's protections of individual rights.
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"The [order] turns its back on the unique characteristics that are so essential to our communities and often give us a 'sense of place' — their appearance, history, and environmental qualities," lawmakers wrote in September, "The [order] undermines the ability of cities and municipalities to exercise control over the most fundamental aspects of a locality."
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"International drug control agencies need to make clear to Philippines' President Roderigo Duterte that the surge in killings of suspected drug dealers and users is not acceptable 'crime control,' but instead a government failure to protect people's most fundamental human rights," said Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch in the report.
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"It is a call to arms in the wake of recent reports of unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior by some who have lost sight of that most fundamental purpose they themselves are duty-bound to serve," Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said in a statement when news of the scandal first broke.
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In the span of half a century, the National Endowment for the Arts has supported some of the most fundamental arts and cultural movements and individuals in this country's history, from funding Pulitzer Prize-winner Alice Walker's first novel to providing seed money to a young Robert Redford towards what is now the Sundance Institute.
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The roughly 36,000 Verizon workers who went on strike Wednesday as a contract dispute entered its ninth month have brought into sharp relief one of the most fundamental questions facing the United States: Can an economy in the throes of dizzying technological change be a source of new middle-class jobs for blue-collar workers?
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Women signing the letter "represent all political parties" according to the authors, and argue that "as sexual assault violates a woman's most fundamental rights, it must be considered a failure of character at any age," dismissing arguments from some conservatives that Kavanaugh's alleged conduct in high school is irrelevant to his potential Supreme Court appointment.
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In the span of half a century, the National Endowment for the Arts has supported some of the most fundamental arts and cultural movements and individuals in this country's history, from funding Pulitzer Prize-winner Alice Walker's first novel to providing seed money to a young Robert Redford towards what is now the Sundance Institute.
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Todd: The most fundamental error this episode makes is to focus the entirety of this story on Rachel, to the degree that where it ends is on her emotional trauma, not the emotional trauma of, say, a black man who just saw his best friend get shot by the cops and fall into unconsciousness.
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What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.
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I suspect that Mrs May will also use this election as a chance to fashion an economic policy that, in the long term, breaks with some of the most fundamental tenets of Thatcherism (for example about corporate control and corporate social responsibility) and a social policy that puts more emphasis on challenging the power of Britain's emerging oligarchy.
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We plan to build this the way we've developed WhatsApp: focus on the most fundamental and private use case -- messaging -- make it as secure as possible, and then build more ways for people to interact on top of that, including calls, video chats, groups, stories, businesses, payments, commerce, and ultimately a platform for many other kinds of private services.
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Well before he decided to pull the plug on the June 12 summit plan, concerns were growing that the gap between the two leaders on the most fundamental issues was so wide that the potential danger of a major breakdown outweighed the whatever benefits might come from simply sitting down together for what would be a historic first.
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If the shoe were on the other foot, if President Hillary Clinton were being investigated for violation of campaign finance laws for seeking to obtain negative information about Donald Trump, the American Civil Liberties Union would be up in arms about this obvious violation of the most fundamental principles protecting the freedom of expression of candidates.
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Finally, at a time when the right to vote is under siege – when Republicans brazenly assault the most fundamental right of our democracy – passing laws designed to stop people from voting, while closing locations in minority neighborhoods where people get the documents they need to vote – we need a president sensitive to these echoes of Jim Crow.
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Bolton's comments – as well as subsequent remarks about the "Libya model" from Vice President Mike Pence – minimize the differences between Libya under Qaddafi and North Korea under Kim Jong Un. The most fundamental distinction is that Libya never possessed nuclear weapons, though readers of some reports saying that Qaddafi agreed to give up nuclear weapons in 2003 might easily imagine that it did.
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We, as a country, have decided that we're totally cool with one entire half of the political spectrum duking it out between a fascist who's ready to tear apart our most fundamental Constitutional liberties in the name of racism and a Machiavellian lizard man who would prefer to literally fuck the Constitution in the name of depriving Americans of basic governmental services.
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Bottom line: Maybe the world, at its most fundamental level, is just this formless void in which things float, and affect one another – a void in which there is no distance, and no geometry, and no space – and that all the talk about distance and geometry and space is really just a way of keeping track of how those things affect one another.
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I also knew that the most fundamental of them is fear — the fear that Donald Trump wants us to feel about one another; the very real fear that too many in this country live under; and the fear we sometimes feel when it comes to doing the right thing, especially when it runs counter to what is politically convenient or popular.
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In creating a "new Egypt," education reform is perhaps the most fundamental, and this is a field where Egypt faces many challenges: From the need to modify school curricula, reduce the number of teachers (from 1,350,85033 to an optimum of 850,000), restructure classroom structures (where now up to 70 students share one classroom), and train teachers so that they uphold high educational standards.
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When Facebook's latest diversity report in July showed stagnant growth, the company suggested this was an issue of a broken talent pipeline: "It has become clear that at the most fundamental level, appropriate representation in technology or any other industry will depend upon more people having the opportunity to gain necessary skills through the public education system," Maxine Williams, Facebook's global director of diversity, wrote.
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Yet a man who brags about his sexual predation, who has had dozens of women come forward to accuse him of sexual assault, who pushes policies that are uniquely harmful to women and who has filled the courts with judges who proudly rule to deprive women of the most fundamental right to control their own bodies, sits in the highest office of the land.
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"Pacta sunt servanda ('agreements must be kept') is the most fundamental principle of international law and it would be very undermining if countries start to take an 'a-la-carte' approach to treaties they have signed; they cannot simply comply with some provisions and ignore others without losing the moral authority to ask other countries to oblige to other treaties," Jelsma wrote in an email.
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"This knowledge, in addition to providing understanding into how sharks work at their most fundamental level — their genes — may also be useful in downstream applications to human medicine to combat cancers and age-related diseases that result from genome instability," said Mahmood Shivji, director of the Save Our Seas Foundation Shark Research Center and Guy Harvey Research Institute at Nova Southeastern University in Florida.
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" She continued, "Yet a man who brags about his sexual predation, who has had dozens of women come forward to accuse him of sexual assault, who pushes policies that are uniquely harmful to women and who has filled the courts with judges who proudly rule to deprive women of the most fundamental right to control their own bodies, sits in the highest office in the land.
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And then A.I. These unprecedented forces are asking us not just about how products are designed and how they're being used, but they're asking us to confront the most fundamental moral question of our time: What does it mean to be human in the age of intelligent machines, when we no longer share the planet with inferior mammals, we no longer have a monopoly on intelligence?
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I have been denied the most fundamental rights afforded by the Constitution, including the right to present evidence, to have my own counsel present, to confront accusers, and to call and cross-examine witnesses, like the so-called whistleblower who started this entire hoax with a false report of the phone call that bears no relationship to the actual phone call that was made.
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Additionally, Color of Change, one of the civil rights groups that was involved in the Freedom from Facebook effort and received unrelated funding from Soros, wrote to Gizmodo:Facebook is violating its most fundamental mission of building human connection, as well as the trust placed in it by billions of people, by advancing extremist far-right conspiracy theories that are aimed at denigrating Jews and belittling people of color.
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"These markets are desperately underserved and pathetically underrated, and Kickster is solving their most fundamental and complex problems by putting the community first, and backing it up with the best technical systems on the planet," Hall said Kickster began as iSwapp, an app that ultimately was never released to the public but was originally envisioned as a user-to-user marketplace for the vast secondary sneaker sales market.
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In their suit they claim that the university "failed to deliver on the most fundamental of its obligations" such as the appointment of a director at the institute to run the day-to-day operations, the creation of an original academic curriculum, the appointment of "pre-eminent individuals" to the professorships in their name and the creation of the first Pearson Global Forum, which was to be held later this year.
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This is one of the most fundamental reasons why they constructed a federal republic, what we call today a representative democracy, with built-in insurance policies against concentrations of power in both the electoral process (the Electoral College, the original structure of senatorial elections and the Supreme Court appointment process, to name some), as well as the governing process (the Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Checks and Balances).
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MS: That sounds like Mother Nature's ability to still get us to stop and pause and slow down and just pay attention, which is at its most fundamental, elemental level what we need in some sense, and is always the point of departure for good psychotherapy, which is like, how can we find a place to really been seen as we see each other and to notice what that feels like?
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Especially at a time when a U.S. president so blatantly tramples on Congress's spending power – withholding congressionally-appropriated foreign aid, transferring funds and canceling billions in military construction projects to pay for a border wall Congress expressly rejected, stealing disaster relief to bolster an anti-immigrant agenda, standing in the way of billions of dollars going to U.S. territories – we can ill-afford for the legislative branch to just hand over its most fundamental power to the executive.
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