Sentence examples for has adopted a system from inspiring English sources

New York State already has adopted a system that oversees the quality of education being offered at colleges.

Currently, 27 states have anti-Slapp laws, and in two, Colorado and West Virginia, the judiciary has adopted a system to protect against such suits.

Colombia's police force, which over the years has become much better at fighting organised crime, has adopted a system of community-based policing to deal with day-to-day criminality.

If Germany has adopted a system that taxes employers heavily in order to pay employees generous pensions, whereas Spain taxes less and pays less, again this difference will be reflected in the costs of doing business.

Though the record industry has adopted a system to rate violence in lyrics, most research on violence in media has focused on television, movies and music videos, the study's lead researcher, Dr. Craig A. Anderson, a psychologist at Iowa State University, wrote in The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

Facebook has adopted a system whereby one can click "Like" or leave a comment on stories posted by individuals or by institutions with Facebook accounts like NPR.

The latter had adopted a system of collective ball hunting having watched La Liga sides in great detail.

Those who claim that significant copyright-related benefits flow from greater international uniformity of terms point to the fact that the nations of the European Union have adopted a system of copyright terms uniform among themselves.

If the Virginia proposal had been adopted in 2012 and the other 47 states had adopted a system like Maine's and Nebraska's (where one electoral vote goes to the winner of each Congressional district and two votes go to the statewide winner), then 103 of Mr. Obama's blue state electoral votes would have gone to Mr. Romney.

A growing number of school districts have adopted a system called value-added modeling to answer that question, provoking battles from Washington to Los Angeles — with some saying it is an effective method for increasing teacher accountability, and others arguing that it can give an inaccurate picture of teachers' work.

To clearly indicate what the VDP considers the very best dry wines from the top vineyard sites in each region, they have adopted a system by which a dry wine from a VDP grosse lage vineyard may be designated as Großes Gewächs (also sometimes indicated as "GG").