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151. The fundamental assumption was that Time will always discover and avenge any act of injustice.

152. It is different from any Byzantine architecture in east or west but owes much of its fundamental character to the Byzantine style.

153. The present case, then, concerns a relationship lying within the zone of privacy created by several fundamental constitutional guarantees.

154. Bagehot's work continued to be regarded as an authoritative work long after the Constitution had undergone fundamental change.

155. This approach must first identify and question three fundamental assumptions on which most conservation thinking currently rests.

156. Rivers played a fundamental role in the establishment of both experimental psychology and social anthropology as academic disciplines in Great Britain.

157. People at the sales conference also discussed the real concerns that always accompany fundamental change.

158. However, subsequent excavations at Maiden Castle, Arikamedu and Charsadda have inevitably caused many of his fundamental assumptions to be refuted.

159. But in this instance, comrade Preobrazhensky has completely forgotten about this fundamental methodological demand of Marxism.

160. Both houses must approve by two-thirds margins, and 38 state legislatures must ratify such fundamental changes.

161. Finally, it characterizes some fundamental systems of beliefs, called political ideologies.

162. The disjunction between peoples and state boundaries, a central theme of this chapter, is a fundamental problem in many countries.

163. It is through changing them in a more fundamental way that the drugs cause addiction.

164. The most fundamental kind of them are independent nomic conditional statements, general rather than particular.

165. We will never reform the justice system until we are prepared to acknowledge its fundamental defects.

166. But behind the expressed reasons for antagonism or inertia in the face of proposals for harmonization lies a more fundamental consideration.

167. All culture is inevitably affiliated to one of two fundamental classes: bourgeoisie or proletariat.

168. But the observations threatened a notion fundamental for many Aristotelians, namely, that all celestial bodies are perfect spheres.

169. One of the fundamental ways of changing attitudes is through information.

170. It should not involve a fundamental alteration of the position's particular requirements.

171. The concept of free will belongs to a different arena from that of fundamental laws of science.

172. They also work in both fundamental and applied research in industry,(sentencedict.com/fundamental.html) universities and research establishments.

173. The consensus of opinion, nevertheless, was that the fundamental demarcation occurred at ￡40.

174. As such it must rank as one of the most fundamental scientific advances of the century.

175. We have still, however, to consider one much more fundamental attack upon the use of a McKinsey-GE type analysis.

176. Although Friedmann found only one, there are in fact three different kinds of models that obey Friedmann's two fundamental assumptions.

177. Fundamental nomic connection is the connection stated by independent nomic conditional statements.

178. It is surely a fundamental principle of fair elections that all voters should cast the same kind of vote.

179. The fundamental cause of trouble in the world is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt. Bertrand Russell 

180. To point out the difference between their conceptions of class is, in consequence, simply to state a more fundamental problem.