Sentence examples for system amendments from inspiring English sources

He also takes the lead in communicating and managing system amendments with our overseas developers and regularly works long hours or comes in at the weekend to ensure that new releases are fully tested and ready to deliver on time.

In the new system amendments have been done to certain types of lasers having a lower hazard than mentioned in the old system.

The model provides guidance on which system amendments may produce the best outcomes in terms of output variables, and on the basis of sense-checking and sensitivity analysis it is judged that model results are likely to give a good indication about possible real world outcomes.

Other policy initiatives have included commencing an overhaul of the province's health governance system, amendments to the Alberta human rights code, a re-introduction of all-party committees to the Legislature, and the conclusion of a major labour agreement with Alberta's teachers.

Ergonomic navigation is continuously improved by user interactions and recurrent system amendments.

"Ours do not require a complete dismantling of the justice court system, amendment of the State Constitution or elimination of nonattorney justices — steps that most members believe may be desirable in an ideal world, but that have politically doomed generations of past reforms".

WASHINGTON -- The House voted on Thursday to kill nearly every action by the Obama administration to reform the immigration enforcement system, approving amendments that would separate U.S. citizens from their undocumented spouses and end prioritization of deporting dangerous unauthorized immigrants.

Integration of programme elements into existing systems involved amendments to processes, such as changes to performance management systems and strengthening lines of accountability associated with targeted outcomes.

To protect victims from insensitive treatment as their cases move through the criminal system, the amendment would establish a new constitutional mandate that victims be notified and allowed to participate in prosecutorial decisions and judicial proceedings.

An optimal balance between tight quality control on the information created and well understood by a single author or research group on the one hand, and the benefits of keeping the system open to amendments, corrections and annotations of other researchers on the other hand, must be found.

If, however, the system envisaged by Amendment 36 had been in place, Mr Bush would have received five votes and Mr Gore three, giving him 269 electoral-college votes, one more than Mr Bush.