Sentence examples for bit of the system from inspiring English sources

But I think what people worry about is that maybe one bit of the system doesn't talk to another bit of the system".

None of these worthy ambitions will be achieved by starving one bit of the system of money while guaranteeing funding for the other.

And even the elected bit of the system is a backstage game of personalities and factions, not a transparent process rooted in political parties.

As Jonathan Barrett, another Oxford academic, points out, the interception need not take place in this bit of the system at all.

Some of those outcomes could be improved if care was delivered in a different way, for example, if more stroke or cancer patients were treated in specialist centres," says Doyle. "And thirdly, to make our bit of the system more financially sustainable.

There is no point in empowering consumers if other bits of the system aren't attuned to the consumer voice".

But the difference in mentality, says Martin Trow, an observer of both the British and American education systems, is that in America "something is seen as better than nothing .Crucially, too, the different bits of the system fit together.

The bits of the system that work are those that have been redesigned to accept economic logic and the "publicness" of what is of necessity a public monopoly network.

If you live in a one-bedroom flat in a tough neighbourhood on £180 a fortnight you know which bits of the system don't work – and where the spending cuts hurt most.

Worst of all, instead of imposing targeted discipline on bits of the system that have got out of control – think of the 53% increase in the incapacity-benefit claimants in the early 1990s, as the dole queue was massaged down – it lazily lumps all benefit costs together, irrespective of whether they reflect mismanagement or answer genuine need.

The unspoken assumption of the regulators' stress tests, the results of which were announced on July 23rd, is that this is due to "one-off" problems: the risk that some governments in the euro zone might go bust and the perception that the murkier bits of the system, particularly unlisted banks in Spain and Germany, are hiding their risks.