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The new electoral law adopts a system of proportional representation for the first time in Lebanese history, replacing the majoritarian principle that has governed the country's elections since independence.

The cut was the result of the Gramm-Rudman deficit-reduction legislation and another law that stipulates that the United States reduce its payments until the United Nations adopts a system of weighted voting on budget matters, which would give more power to countries that pay larger assessments.

But in the broadest terms, the decisions eventually made may determine whether Iraq adopts a system of quotas for running a Middle Eastern state that has been tried only in Lebanon, where its record is spotty (having failed to prevent, and was perhaps responsible for, two civil wars, along with a slew of occupations, invasions, crises and run-of-the-mill gridlock).

Meanwhile, England was adopting a system of state ownership.

First, pirates adopted a system of divided and limited power.

So in 2011 California adopted a system of "reference-based pricing" for state workers and retirees.

This Article proposes that state regulators adopt a system of advanced planning and incentive rate setting.

They protect themselves from being seriously misled by adopting a system of depreciation charges and reserves.

Following Arizona, Maine and Connecticut, we could adopt a system of small-dollar public funding for Congress.

The increasing length and complexity of these policies, says Cranor, is making companies adopt a system of "highlights" notices.

The latter had adopted a system of collective ball hunting having watched La Liga sides in great detail.