Sentence examples for a long established system from inspiring English sources

"The UK has a long established system that supports, and therefore attracts, the brightest minds, at all stages of their careers.

The operation of the Hukou has deprived rural residents of many rights, including state pension and various welfare provisions that urban residents are entitled to and so rural residents have had little choice but to continue with a long established system of informal familial support (Lee and Xiao 1998).

As plastic packaging has the longest established system for the recovery and recycling of plastic waste, it is natural that its recycling rates are higher than those of other streams.

But this is a long established tendency.

The regiment was a long established one dating from 1803.

Moreover, the game revolves around a long-established system, platforming, that hardly appeared in Mr. Spector's previous games.

By late antiquity many of the classical Greek genres, such as drama and choral lyric poetry, had long been obsolete, and all Greek literature affected to some degree an archaizing language and style, perpetuated by a long-established system of education in which rhetoric was a leading subject.

Cardano's cosmological views belong to a long-established system of astro-biological doctrines whose origins go back to Aristotelian physics, Hippocratic vitalism, and fundamental assumptions underlying the tradition of astrological and meteorological learning, reshaped through a series of Hebrew and Arabic mediations.

This district general hospital was an early adopter of eP and has a long-established system [ 15] operating as part of a Meditech hospital-wide information system (HIS) and linked to all other electronic patient and laboratory data.

In this manuscript we addressed some of these issues and found that a new buffer system is superior compared to an established system when proteins are extracted from over-fixed or long-term stored tissues.

The automakers, and Chrysler in particular, want the Canadian union to adopt a system long established at American plants under which new employees work at a lower wage rate.