Sentence examples for localised system from inspiring English sources
He claims there is now innovative work underway in Glasgow, Wales, Newham and Liverpool to produce a more localised system of welfare delivery.
Moving to a much more localised system of pay bargaining is certainly no panacea for our difficulties, nor will it solve all the problems in some of our most deprived areas.
Perhaps the biggest worry, though, is whether in a localised system, new national action can be planned to ramp up areas of poor or patchy care, like mental health, neurological or diabetes care and treatment, or to provide better deals for children and for older people with long-term conditions.
"At the moment we have a great service for long distance travel to MK, but when you get here we need a localised system that can get you from the train station or home to an office or shop without the pollution or parking issues that come with cars and taxis".
A DCLG spokesman said: "There is a real incentive for councils to get people back into work and make savings in the new localised system from cutting fraud and error.
A distinctive feature in the research design was that heating was provided through embedded and localised systems of provision.
Nevertheless, methodological variation between sites and the fact that HDSSs are localised systems that cover only a small proportion of total national populations has somewhat limited the wider utility of HDSS data by national and international researchers and practitioners.
We've seen that countries with stronger, localised food systems have been less vulnerable to volatile food prices in recent years and have been able to feed their people more effectively.
It says "localising" the system will give the Welsh government the freedom to decide how best to help people.
Technology is centralised in the dominant system but localised in the local energy system.
We present a novel localisation system which accumulates both exteroceptive and proprioceptive sensory evidence over time to localise, without requiring prior knowledge of the robot's position.
