Sentence examples for constructed system from inspiring English sources

The intelligence committees are part of a carefully constructed system designed to monitor executive branch intelligence activities and hold them accountable to the legislature and the law.

But this was a speech in which the former vice president said: "What makes the United States special in the history of nations is our commitment to the rule of law and our carefully constructed system of checks and balances.

With all of the research that has been done on employment testing, it should have had a carefully constructed system for evaluating potential supervisors that could withstand a legal challenge.

We further recognise, as implied in your speech, that the questions are not about "race" - whatever that means - but about racism, and that our nation's future will not be served by racial amnesia but by a commitment to dismantle every plank, nail and screw of America's well constructed system of racial oppression.

"The scene was complete with ice-cold waterfalls and streams, steaming pools of scalding hot water, rock overhangs with thick moss and lush vegetation hanging down, pillows of snow on top of red huts, and the most elegantly constructed system of bridges, decks and buildings.

Hayek asserted that in a world of constant change in which every change of price causes market participants to change their demand and supply, which lead to other adjustments, ad infinitum no constructed system can match the ability of the market process to adjust continually to the changes.

In pre-Columbian times the broad Salt River valley was cultivated by the Hohokam, who constructed systems of irrigation canals.

Dilthey did not have the ability for definitive formulation; he was suspicious of rationally constructed systems and preferred to leave questions unsettled, realizing that they involved complexity.

Three LCM300 load cells and a force sensor are implemented for obtaining the experimental data from the constructed systems.

Educational inequity has a legacy in the U.S.: students were historically advantaged or disadvantaged based on socially constructed systems of race, class, and gender.

The idea of Activity model is derived from the Activity Theory (19), which sees human behaviour as being part of complex and continuously collectively constructed systems of activity.