Sentence examples for a graded system from inspiring English sources

What benefits does a graded system have over a strict categorization of voluntary or involuntary turnover?

On Tahiti they developed political districts, closely connected with a graded system of rank and authority that rested on the extended family organized around each temple.

I would suggest a graded system in which earnings would be taxed at higher and higher rates — say, 60percentt on pay over $10 million, 70percentt on $20 million, and so on.

Rather than such "back door taxation", he proposes a graded system whereby a set number of kilowatt hours are levy-free, after which a levy is charged on an increasing scale.

By having a graded system where different chemicals can be treated depending on the danger they pose to the consumer, it could bring an end to the constant one-upmanship of legal high producers trying to continually make stronger drugs, using newer combinations of chemicals.

From Shen's quotation or perhaps Shen's own paraphrasing of Yu Hao's Timberwork Manual (木經; Mujing)—shows that already in the 10th century there was a graded system of building unit proportions, a system which Shen states had become more precise in his time but stating no one could possibly reproduce such a sound work.

For the dancers themselves, a less rigorously graded system would surely feel like a fairer and more grown-up way of working, with less scope for political and personal discrimination.

Such a system is highly advantageous in providing detailed reliable information in an otherwise ambiguous graded system.

Britain's existing flat tax on inheritance should be scrapped and replaced with a "graded" progressive system, Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Such a graded tax system could be similar to income tax, where a variety of rates of paid depending on how much someone earns.

In contrast, individual channel levee systems and associated terminal lobes are governed by two distinct autocyclic processes: (1) an initial phase of avulsion and adjustment with unconfined sand deposition (High Amplitude Reflection Packets), and (2) down-fan progressive aggradation/progradation of a graded channel levee/lobe system, when a new equilibrium profile is reached.