Sentence examples for system and lay from inspiring English sources

"With this settlement, we recover precious taxpayer resources, fix a broken system and lay a groundwork for a better future".

The charge involves only a small part of the widespread corruption imputed to him, but it sends a significant signal that Indonesia is trying to overhaul its economy and political system and lay the basis for the rule of law.

"However, in his autobiography Nelson Mandela, for one, stated: "On 2 February 1990 FW de Klerk stood before parliament to make the traditional opening speech and did something no other South African head of state had ever done: he truly began to dismantle the apartheid system and lay the groundwork for a democratic South Africa.

Mr. Elop could see that Nokia faced similar issues, but he may not have been prepared for the firestorm when he announced in February 2011 that the company would drop development on multiple operating systems, switch to Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system and lay off thousands of employees.

The schemes provide a reference for the construction of power supply system and lay a foundation for the next phase of experimental operation.

Compared with the typical flood monitoring platform "Sentinel Asia," the proposed meta-model can offer a succinct description of the system and lay the component model foundation for architecture design.

It is certainly not an orthodox system and lies on the margin of contemporary research in logic.

Stretford Metrolink station is part of the Manchester Metrolink tram system, and lies on the Altrincham to Bury line.

Following the initial infection, most people do not develop symptoms as M. tuberculosis bacteria are completely controlled by the immune system, and lie dormant in a state known as 'latent TB'latent

We draw conclusions that the information system architecture proposed in the paper has more prominent reliability and flexibility through contrastive analysis of similar information system architecture, and lay foundations for research intoocean oil spill service-oriented command information systems.

While temperance was the rule, there was much pleasure, in eating, "keeping a good table" and in church social events, a feature stimulated by the Methodist system of circuits and lay preachers, which group a number of churches together and provide a form of networking.