Sentence examples for system a change from inspiring English sources

Under the present system, a change in government during negotiations would be chaotic.

No. Though it may be a shock to the system, a change of temperature in itself is not what makes you sick.

As mayor, he had pushed for the change from a weak to a strong mayor system, a change that did not take place until after he chose to leave office.

The deal represents the most sweeping environmental change in the history of the city's transit system, a change long sought by legislators and clean-fuel advocates and one that many other cities have already made.

Mr. Macron may not be so lucky with his next intended shock to the French system, a change to the country's generous unemployment compensation system, scheduled to be negotiated beginning next week.

Mr Miliband wants to shift to a pure "one member, one vote" system – a change his allies hailed as more radical than Tony Blair's party reforms, under which Labour ditched its Clause IV commitment to public ownership.

It was a huge design change from its previous bar systems; a change that was enough to lure my parents into purchasing one.

A family is a complex system and, as in all complex systems, a change in one part of the system affects the other parts.

These findings indicate the interdependence of fragment prediction and PSM scoring systems; a change in one frequently alters performance in the other.

We would need a preplanned notification system - a change in the environment that no one else would notice or attach any meaning to.

Responding to reporters' questions after his testimony before the Council's Education Committee, Mr. Levy said he believed that the debate over whether the mayor should control the school system -- a change that Mr. Bloomberg has constantly and vigorously pushed for in recent months -- was distracting the public from the much more urgent matter of impending budget cuts.