Sentence examples for system a central from inspiring English sources

The house, made of concrete, was built in 2000 and has a water-recycling system, a central vacuum and built-in sprinklers.

In fulfillment of its responsibility for education, the church from the 11th century onward made the establishment of an effective education system a central feature of ecclesiastical policy.

In an audacious attempt to turn one of his greatest vulnerabilities into an asset, Vice President Al Gore said today that he would make overhauling the campaign finance system a central theme of his presidential bid.

In the course of the 1860s and 1870s, successive liberal presidents, Mitre, Sarmiento and Avellaneda-all former unitario leaders-put in place the machinery of a modern nation-state: an integrated judicial system, a central bank, a professional army, a system of public schools and libraries, an academy of science and other technical institutions.

(AP) NATIONAL 26-41 Gore Vows to Embrace Campaign Finance Theme Vice President Al Gore has made overhauling the campaign finance system a central theme of his presidential bid, brushing aside fresh questions about his own conduct in raising money and insisting that he had learned from his mistakes.

Verified Voting is also creating a web-based national error-reporting system, a central clearinghouse for people to report everything that goes wrong on election day; this will allow the group to spot when similar problems occur in different locations, say, or to keep track of a specific sort of glitch, giving activists a fuller picture of what happens on election day.

Because there are both mutual and conflicting interests in most animal signalling systems, a central problem in signalling theory is dishonesty or cheating.

Mongolia following the socialist system had a central heating system for the entire city of Ulaanbaatar.

The angiotensin-bradykinin system is a central hormonal system for the regulation of blood pressure.

Many GPs think it is worthwhile to create a helpdesk system or a central on-line information system that provides answers to specific questions (4:180.3).

The complement system is part of the innate immune system and a central feature of inflammation.