Sentence examples for a system of alternative from inspiring English sources

When a system of alternative days was launched in Bogota, Colombia, he said, many just bought second cheap cars with a different licence plate.

For teachers in subject areas and grades that do not have state tests (music, art, technology, kindergarten through third grade) or do not have enough state tests to measure growth (every high school subject), it is the state's responsibility to create a system of alternative ratings.

The Lib Dems wanted to move to a system of Alternative Vote, which allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference.

Furthermore, rural communities have been re-organizing themselves in an attempt to create value developing a system of alternative food communities (Migliore et al. 2014).

These facilities qualify as 'child and youth care centres', a provision of the Children's Act that establishes a system of specialised alternative childcare programmes with proper standards and governance structures.

The major focus of the Program is to reduce the number of children placed in the residential care institutions and to establish a sustainable system of alternative child care and family support.

There is now some support, in the unlikely form of a European directive, which requires all member states to ensure that they have put in place a system of access to alternative dispute resolution for all goods and services by summer 2015.

3. Traditional and non-formal justice systems already operate a system of diversion and alternatives, don't they?

Not to replace the old authority with an equally dominant party, as in South Africa, but with a genuine system of alternatives.

They integrate traditional Chinese medicine with polarity therapy which is a system of treatment used in alternative medicine, intended to restore a balanced distribution of the body's energy.

A much better alternative is a system of personal carbon allowances (PCAs) controlled by an independent body in much the same way that interest rates are controlled by the Bank of England.