Sentence examples for enlightened system from inspiring English sources

The city has an enlightened system of financing campaigns using public money in a four-to-one matching system for small contributions tied to a voluntary spending cap.

Many of those conductors have pointed to European government patronage as a more enlightened system that left music directors free of such social responsibilities.

From Mesopotamia Mr. Casson rapidly moves on to Greece, where an alphabetic form of writing and an enlightened system of education led to the emergence of a substantial literate class, capable of supporting a book trade.

Harvard had an enlightened system, by which such brains were supposed (as, at the time, with Research Fellowships at Oxford and Cambridge) not to have to bother with the drudgery of a PhD thesis, a chore for lesser talents ("Mr" was the honourable title), and Bundy was not only firmly "Mr", but the youngest Harvard Dean in history.

'Few would be so narrow or provincial as to maintain that a fair and enlightened system of justice would be impossible without them.' Palko v. Connecticut, supra, at page 325 of 302 U.S., page 152 of 58 S.Ct., 82 L.Ed. 288.

If this is so, then Paul Graham's tweet up above is true but doesn't go far enough; capitalism itself will be viewed as a crude but useful hack — albeit one with a whole lot of nasty side effects — which ultimately paved the way to a more enlightened system.

It was truly impressive to see Prince Charles use his considerable clout to promote a vision for a more ecologically enlightened food system.

This understanding can enlighten information system design, interface development, and devising the information architecture for content collections.

Since the Copernican revolution of the 16th century, at which time the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus proposed a Sun-centred model of the universe (see heliocentric system), enlightened thinkers have regarded Earth as a planet like the others of the solar system.

Our fear now revolves around the fact that technology is encroaching on more and more human labor, but our hyper-enlightened system for distributing its benefits is nowhere to be found.

Our event-based reputation system (ERS) is enlightened by the cooperation enforcement schemes proposed in mobile ad hoc networks [18], where nodes collaboratively observe neighbors and broadcast warnings if misbehaved nodes were discovered.