Examples of using Fundamental changes in English and their translations into Greek
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A popular uprising doesn't mean that revolutionary changes- structural and fundamental changes in social or political institutions- will follow.
A transition to green economy entails fundamental changes to the way we produce
We need fundamental changes for the future and we need to take those first steps now.
During all this time there have been many fundamental changes in the forms of economic
Starting off the season, we made fundamental changes to ranked to emphasize coordinated team play.
It will mean fundamental changes to the global automotive market, worth over £1.5 trillion a year,
But there are no fundamental changes, and no"new paradigms" are needed to make sense of what is happening.
Shimizu and his team made two fundamental changes to the design of conventional wind turbines.
This will produce fundamental changes also in the immediate objectives before human progress
To achieve such benefits, fundamental changes are required in the public sector procurement environment within administrations
However, the fundamental changes that many hoped for never manifested,
Of course it is unrealistic to expect any society to make such fundamental changes without a reasonable period of transition and adjustment.
has no power to prevent fundamental changes to these schemes.
At the base of his teaching is a conviction that fundamental changes in society can only succeed at the cost of the transformation of individual consciousness.
The global economic crisis has brought about fundamental changes to approaches to valuing stocks,
Fundamental changes are needed to enable sustainability.
The transition will mean fundamental changes to the global automotive market, worth over £1.5 trillion a year,
They are a cost-effective solution since no fundamental changes to the enclosure have to be made and there is no need for extra fasteners.
But it also became clear that“movement” ALONE does not lead to fundamental changes.
taking into account the fundamental changes which have taken place since the introduction of the euro on 1 January1999.