Sentence examples for split systems from inspiring English sources

The standoff has pointed to the difficulties facing towns and cities that are trying to bring their split systems into one, in an effort to save money and to bring a uniform direction to their firefighting units.

While integration within education is a growing trend, many countries maintain split systems for governing ECCE.

Will decisions be taken in countries with split systems (e.g. Belgium, Bulgaria, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Romania) or partially split systems (e.g. the UK countries) to create more unity, coherence and consistently high-level professional requirements across the sector?

Split systems have been the subject of critical discussion since the 1970s, and analyses have identified several core problems.

Regulation: 4. Perceived accessibility is higher in countries with unitary systems than in countries with split systems.   5.

The overall conclusion must be that the integration of split systems of care and early education is not inevitable.

Their hunger to gain an edge is creating a split system for data releases.

Nothing too out of the ordinary there but more radically, the Scottish split system has been introduced.

The Yolngu Nations Assembly represents tribal groups that make up the Yolngu peoples in north-east Arnhem land and advocates a split system of government, balancing traditional Madayin law with Australian law and government.

In the summer of 1975, you were working out "six days a week, two hours at a time, on a split system, breaking my body parts down the way competitive bodybuilders did.

An extended Split System Approach is developed in this paper.