The phrase "a harsh system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is strict, severe, or unforgiving in its rules or operations.
Example: "The new regulations introduced a harsh system of penalties for those who fail to comply."
Alternatives: "a strict framework of" or "a severe regime of".
As long as prison slavery is protected by the US Constitution, poor people and people of color will continue to find themselves victims of a harsh system that exploits free and cheap labor for the benefit of the state, corporations, and the ruling class.
"We love you, we do!" Before 1994, when Mr. Mandela was elected president, this school was reserved for white children under the harsh system of segregation known as apartheid.
Instead Mr. Till and his colleagues created a stark accounting of the racial segregation that was born under British colonialism and was codified into the harsh system of laws known as apartheid in 1948.
In the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites lived with a code of hyper-politeness as a way to smooth the edges of a harsh racial system and, of course, keep it in place, scholars of Southern culture say.
But it is something of a mystery just how they succeeded in capturing public attention as hapless victims of a harsh judicial system.
I wasn't going to be able to show the effects of a harsh justice system for prisoners, but with the buses I could get closer to the experience and I could show what the effects were for the families," Dahm says.
Ultimately they may come into conflict with the law, victims of a harsh justice system that is ill prepared to cope with this new reality", he says.
Ultimately, they may come into conflict with the law, victims of a harsh justice system that is ill prepared to cope with this new reality".
But the decision sided with Colonel Davis, who has become a harsh critic of the system he once helped run.
