Sentence examples for call a system from inspiring English sources
There are no limits now on independent expenditures or money given to so-called political action committees, creating what critics call a system of legalized, indirect bribery.
"When you call a system that is designed to give you advice and guidance you are assured," Mead said.
When it is under conscious control, psychologists call a system such as this "deliberate forgetting", and there is indeed evidence that it exists.
It says climate stability holds absolute precedence over all other is sues, stating: "A stable climate is something we might now call a system condition for civilisation".
Because it tied together so many threads of human interaction – transportation, communication, warfare, labour, finance, trade, consumption, manufacturing, agriculture, inter-imperial rivalry, territorial expansion – slavery is the last institution that historians can still call a "system" without feeling like relics from the 1970s.
Having the complete knowledge of each particular individual might be considered sufficient to call a system user-centric, but, in our understanding, such a definition of user-centrism is one-sided and lacks a concept of community as an important part of human context.
A set of equations that has a common solution is called a system of simultaneous equations.
But in general what Ms Karklins calls a system of "mutual blackmail" seems to prevail.
Like Tinley, Carr is what his former Kennedy School professor Herman (Dutch) Leonard calls a "system thinker".
