Sentence examples for said a systematic from inspiring English sources

She said a systematic monitoring and reporting system is needed to better understand the problem and to hold violators accountable.

He says a systematic analysis should be published within two years.

Andrew Brown says (A systematic refusal to admit reality, 21 November) that the Church of England has committed suicide.

They say a systematic effort is needed to screen people who might have been exposed, as in Belarus, where nearly all thyroid cancers are caught early enough to be cured.

Now, he said, a more systematic approach is needed.

One anonymous official said "a near-systematic purge" is happening at the Department of Homeland Security.

A separate federal report is expected next week on what town leaders said was a systematic breakdown on two regional CSX lines.

HUE, VIETNAM -- After Vietnamese Communists briefly occupied this picturesque former imperial capital during the 1968 Tet offensive, nearly 3,000 people were found buried in mass graves, the victims of what western accounts said was a systematic massacre.

Mr. Goldstein, the author of "War and Gender: How Gender Shapes the War System and Vice Versa" (Cambridge University Press, 2001), said that a systematic study of countries with all kinds of sex ratios would be needed before connecting a male surplus to violence.

At the same time yesterday, Mr. Golisano took the offensive against Mr. Pataki by calling on the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, to investigate what he said was "a systematic effort to stack the Independence Party rolls with nonexistent voters through the filing of fraudulent registrations".

It is not clear that there is more to be said of a systematic nature about natural count policies for various particular entities.