Sentence examples for continuation of a system from inspiring English sources

It is about the continuation of a system that is buttressed by who people know, not what they have achieved.

More than the continuation of a system, the union's first priority should be the preservation of jobs.

But that doesn't excuse the mediocre choices, nor the continuation of a system that insults voters when the State Legislature could easily set up a system of nonpartisan merit selection.

The fear of distant rule, emanating from colonial times when Trenton was a day or two horseback ride from the "far" reaches of New Jersey, is baseless, and it's too high a price for the continuation of a system that has not worked for many years.

We recommended a full integration of ILF funding with personal budgets, rather than the continuation of a parallel system of social care funding.

So in addition to proposing ways to bring down the deficit, buttress the health care system, ensure the continuation of a social security system, protect the homeland, end our nation's military presence in Afghanistan and Iraq, and congratulate Congress on their seating arrangements, I expect President Obama to be my president and address immigration reform.

The objectionable features are the continuation of a special court system and legal code applicable to the canal area as well as a separate police force, stores and other commercial services.

Andre Gunder Frank and Barry Gills (1994) have argued that the contemporary global political economy is simply a continuation of a 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-oldh the first states in Mesopotamia.

The easy answer is that men are voting for the continuation of an unequal gender system that privileges them.

The internal jugular vein is a continuation of this system downward through the neck; it receives blood from parts of the face, neck, and brain.

The panel said that governments needed to reassure investors, who have poured tens of billions into the market, by pledging a continuation of the system, and propping up the market by toughening their targets on cutting emissions, and perhaps buying carbon credits themselves.