Sentence examples for system amended from inspiring English sources

"Were the system amended to appropriately account for these benefits, there is strong evidence to suggest that PSBs could receive positive carriage fees".

Kurt Busch, the 2004 series champion, said he would like to see the Chase points system amended so a driver would not fall out of contention after encountering mechanical problems or crashing early in a race.

Crop yield response to nitrogen (N) application has been well documented, but quantitatively tracing the distribution of exogenous straw derived N (straw-N) in a soil-plant system amended by plastic film mulching and fertilizers is poorly understood.

The decision to change the clearance procedures was made Wednesday after a three‐ and‐a‐half‐hour meeting at tended by Mr. Finch and about a dozen of his major subordi nates, some of whom did not want the system amended.

In contrast, an identical, unprimed system, amended with a lower concentration of COD (7587 mg L−1), exhibited a maximum effluent COD concentration of 1400 mg L−1, with the anaerobic metabolites, butyrate and propionate accounting for up to 83% of the effluent COD.

The Keplerian system, amended in the manner of Horrocks to infer mean distances from the periods, is therefore the preferred approximation to the true motions.

And it is unleashing years of pent-up Democratic desires — to roll back spending cuts, approve a bond issue to rebuild the state's water system, amend the state's tax code, revamp California's governance system — that had been largely checked by the Republican minority.

Scrapping an exploitative economic system, amending the constitution, revising federalism, subverting the justice system, etc.

We think our system, properly amended [to equalise the number of voters in each constituency], is better".

"The system as amended would unduly favour the ordering of candidates suggested by parties, rather than enabling voters an accessible and straightforward means of themselves selecting the order of preference for party candidates," Williams says in his submission.

"Let's have real grade reform," the headline trumpeted, as the student writer called for the abolition of all grades in favor of only pass-fail designations, coupled with "written evaluations from teachers". Seven days later the faculty voted in favor of the new system, albeit amended to include pluses and minuses for A's, B's, and C's, which were considered optional.