Sentence examples for sustaining a system from inspiring English sources
In developing countries, the power production is properly less than the request of power or load, and sustaining a system stability of power production is a trouble quietly.
Indeed, the overall costs of improving and sustaining a system capable of delivering rapid gains in health improvement are large, estimated at $36-45 36-45 billionlly annuallyd beyond current expenditures, abovehe difficulty of randing such funds given current worldwide economic conditions, is subeyondial [ 27].
And you can't sustain a system like this forever.
"You have to look at what makes sense to sustain a system of universal air service".
Put simply, he believes that the city should not be asked to sustain a system that encourages people to squander the rent money or, worse, their lives.
"We can't sustain a system that bleeds billions of taxpayer dollars, on programs that have outlived their usefulness or exist solely because of the power of politicians, lobbyists or interest groups," Mr. Obama said on Tuesday.
It is true that we are faced with a secular version of the problem of evil: how can we expect beings capable of behaving so badly to design and sustain a system that will lead them to be good?
The Trade Disputes Act sustained a system of labour-employer relations in which the role of the law and the courts was kept to a minimum, and it was not repealed until 1971.
"Why should we ask somebody to sustain a system that's unfair by any other measure in our society?" But within military circles, and among many members of Congress, the benefits are considered untouchable.
A. The overwhelming majority of the food products purchased during the last seven months have been used by the 11.2 million inhabitants of Cuba, not the 1.8 million foreign tourists who visited Cuba and left behind U.S. dollars that may well help sustain a system of government that President Bush finds, uh, unproductive.
With nothing to sustain a system of electronic money, the cycle continues.
