Sentence examples for confrontational systems from inspiring English sources

Japan's post-war economic performance, built upon social cohesion and political continuity, has been strikingly more successful than that of countries such as Britain, which pride themselves on confrontational systems of government.

One former planning officer is frank about the reality of the imbalance in our confrontational system.

Even if the parents win the argument eventually, the child has to suffer a lot first.This week the government launched a new strategy which aims to move to a less confrontational system in England (other parts of the country have their own set-ups).

This, she said, leads to a more confrontational governance system in the United States.

It should, in theory, be a better, more flexible and less confrontational regulatory system than now.

But the prosecutor's death offers a pretty grim view of fear, loathing and a very confrontational political system in Argentina.

A tripartite confrontational renewable energy trading system has been forming and is strengthening.

The state workers' compensation system has been confrontational with workers throughout its history, with benefits that are far from adequate.

He is trying to keep Greece on track to meet commitments to the country's creditors while dealing with a political system so fragmented and confrontational that it seems to be wired for conflict.

As always, New York marched in the vanguard, with LBJ taking as his chief antipoverty model a Lower East Side far-left community-organizing group called Mobilization for Youth, which emphasized confrontational political activism to change "the system," poverty's supposed cause.

With regard to the first, communication, all that confrontational scavenging made available was an enhanced system of communication--a typical animal communication system (ACS) plus displacement.