Examples of using Fundamental change in English and their translations into Japanese
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This fundamental change in expectations is transforming our hopes of tackling not just HIV/AIDS, but other diseases as well.”.
Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal said it was important to maintain pressure to ensure“fundamental change” in Syria.
Horner hinted it could also mean a fundamental change for Red Bull.
Our journey began three years ago, driven by a shared belief that fundamental change is indeed still possible.
Remove sanctions and warships from the region and- for a fundamental change- respect international law, diplomacy and peaceful negotiations.
Even though Obama does not represent any fundamental change, he creates an opening for a possibility of change. .
The US presidential election showed a real desire for fundamental change.
My art contributes to fundamental change by encouraging an audience to address big questions from that perspective.
And those vistas will both create new science, and fundamental change in the world as we see it, in the next hundred years.
From 2008, Google began to implement in European markets a fundamental change in strategy to push its comparison shopping service.
A more fundamental change in the way we think about economics is necessary.
Aware that a revolutionary change in the demographic structure of societies requires a fundamental change in the way in which societies organize their affairs.
Instead, the update reflects fundamental change in the knowledge and skills required increasingly of networking professionals today.
Traditional enterprise IT infrastructures are not equipped to compete in this new interconnected era without fundamental change.
It promises first of all the pain of repentance and fundamental change.
We demand fundamental change in the attitude of the Japanese government in this regard.
Leverage disruptive technologies: Innovative technologies can create fundamental change towards a closed loop fashion system.
Andy Rutherford, member of the International Organizing Committee of the AEPF(Great Britain):“We are in Vientiane for fundamental change.
A prominent US researcher of South Asian studies also points out that Modi did not achieve a fundamental change.
The reason it is a delusion is that it misses the fundamental change in the 20th century, at least the one which has had the greatest long lasting impact.