Sentence examples for but through a system from inspiring English sources
It's an industry that's widely run on subsidy not mainly the direct transfer of funds from taxpayers to government coffers to filmmakers, but through a system that, by law, siphons off a percentage of the box-office take and redirects it to subsidize selected productions.
With sustainability requiring that we do not address single issues in isolation, but through a systems approach that delivers integrated solutions, co-digestion of food waste with sewage sludge could become such a solution.
According to American Diabetes Association recommendations (1), good metabolic control can be achieved not only by regular self-monitoring of blood glucose and A1C measurements but also through a system by which nutritional care and the specific lifestyle recommendations are provided, involving patients in the decision-making process (medical nutrition therapy).
Isolated from the ocean but fed seawater through a system of caves and cracks, these endemic jellies have evolved and lost their ability to sting.
But seeking spiritual growth through a system like the yogic path is not nearly as concrete in its impact.
In a 1993 letter to University of Texas economics professor and former House Banking Committee investigator Robert Auerbach, Friedman wrote: In his 1955 article "The Role of Government in Education" Friedman proposed supplementing publicly operated schools with privately run but publicly funded schools through a system of school vouchers.
This lethal policing is the willful result of whiteness asserting its power through not only the police but through a "justice" system that refuses to hold police accountable for their actions.
People get back with their exes all the time, but framing it as attainable through a system of behavior is genuinely disquieting.
[M]ost American so-called development aid is delivered not by USAID, but by the military itself through a system of Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs), another faulty idea of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
In the proposed control scheme, the systems do not interact directly but through an exogenous system.
