Sentence examples for congenial system from inspiring English sources

If they go through a judicial process, can they be guaranteed they will find a congenial system that is working for justice for the people?

Seidman himself recognizes the futility of constructing a more congenial system of governance based on "engaged citizens" when he writes that the outcomes of freeing ourselves "from the shackles of constitutional obligation" are unpredictable.In Congress, for example, both Tea Party and progressive members can defend their revenue positions on "contemporary policy grounds".

Kiley is 48-years-old and ran the much smaller and more congenial transit system in Boston, from 1975-1979, where he's lived for the last eleven years.

Elements much heavier than hydrogen are generated in the nuclear furnaces of stars and spread through the cosmos in stellar explosions, becoming building blocks for life in at least one particularly congenial planetary system.

The principle seems to make sense, and is congenial with the capitalist system, but possibilities for injustice remain; this was revealed by the Sylacauga Meteorite, the most famous American meteorite of the nineteen-fifties.

An alternative view, congenial to a thermodynamic and systems approach to the emergence of life, takes the above move a step further and emphasizes the need the presence of the main factors that distinguish cells from non-cells: metabolism via autocatalytic cycles of catalytic polymers, replication, and a physical enclosure within a chemical barrier like that provided by the cell membrane.

They found the arrangement surprisingly congenial.

A1 Mercury Controls Planned The Bush administration is expected to propose the first federal controls on emissions of mercury at coal-fired power plants with a market-based system of tradable pollution allowances that is more congenial to industry than technology-based prescriptions favored by environmental groups.

Congenial souls wanted.

It was a congenial fusion.

Chatty and congenial?