Government, in other words, is an enormously eclectic system, as varied as life itself (because it deals with almost every conceivable facet of life).
If we take this view and if we also take distributive issues seriously, we may have to commit ourselves to a compromised or eclectic system rather than a pure market system of private property.
It uses an eclectic proprietary system that combines fundamental elements with technical measures.
It follows an eclectic proprietary system that combines fundamental elements like earnings growth with technical measures like relative strength, which is the price action of a stock compared with the overall market.
This proposed ethical guidance, based on an eclectic selection from overlapping systems of thought and argument, finds that the public health equity issues faced by the humanitarian community can be framed as issues of resource allocation and issues of decision-making.
But just a few steps below ground is a very different, and unexpected, setting — a trove of art installations that has transformed the city's subway system into an eclectic and far-flung museum, featuring some of the best known contemporary artists in the world.
Archer explains that Cyril shall be trained by a former member of Mossad in order to perform Krav Maga, an eclectic hand-to-hand combat system developed in Israel.
"The demonstration in London brought together an eclectic group of people; from sound systems and squatters to trade union movements.
Many students are driven by an intensive system of required studio courses that demand an eclectic mix of experts, from engineering and ecology to model-building and drawing.
System Crash, whose poundingly gloomy sound calls to mind bands like Soundgarden, is an eclectic mix, to say the least.
