Sentence examples for emergence of a system from inspiring English sources

Cameron would like to see some kind of banking union in the eurozone and the emergence of a system of transfer of resources within the euro area, possibly through euro bonds.

When Nozick mentions the agreements that competing agencies would enter into in order to assure their prospective clients smooth and non-violent dispute resolution, he speaks of the emergence of "a system of appeals courts and agreed upon rules of jurisdiction and the conflict of laws".

The recent emergence of a systems approach to drug discovery has revitalized research in these areas of study [ 5, 6].

In a digital world – and a political arena – increasingly preoccupied with transparency and accountability, the spontaneous emergence of such a system points towards the gaming world's remarkable power.

Yet all we have seen is more Israeli settlements, more loss of lives and resources, and the emergence of a horrifying system of segregation.

Thirty years of civil rights litigation and advocacy have failed to slow the pace of a racially biased drug war or to prevent the emergence of a penal system of astonishing size.

An important product of the "adaptable multi-lateral sprawl" is the emergence of a globalized system in DRM.

To introduce the concept of a secondary rule, Hart [1961 recounts a fable concerning the emergence of a legal system in a small community.

At the global level two significant changes are of interest: (1) the shift from monolithic structures of global governance to a wide range of organizations that can be brought together for specific purposes and (2) the emergence of a globalized system of DRM, with technological, organizational, and institutional capacities enhancing DRM's ability as a unit in near real time across the globe.

The most important achievement is the emergence of a political system.

To overcome the fact that the likelihood of the emergence of a complex system by chance alone is low, Koonin's multiplies the universes where such a phenomenon could be observed.