Sentence examples for system editorial from inspiring English sources

You offer 12 good suggestions to improve the electoral system (editorial, Nov. 7).

While Florida's State Legislature is to be commended for improving the state's electoral system (editorial, May 5), the reform package is not without problems.

The wrongful imprisonment of Kerry Sanders, a man with a history of mental health problems, has implications beyond his tragic personal loss of freedom and dignity and the obvious folly of the criminal justice system (editorial, Aug. 20).

"A Broken, Dangerous System" (editorial, Dec. 5) shortchanges the important steps the Department of Homeland Security has taken to reform our nation's immigration detention system, strengthening accountability while prioritizing the health and safety of people in detention facilities across the country.

These results may be due to Cre "leakiness" or toxicity which has been reported in several transgenic models using the Cre-lox system (Editorial, 2007; Schmidt-Supprian and Rajewsky, 2007).

In parentheses, the degree of dysplasia (none, low, high) is reported based on the WHO classification of tumors of the digestive system (Editorial and consensus conference in Lyon, France, November 6 9, 1999 [IARC]).

"Facebook stumbled into the news business without systems, editorial frameworks and editorial guidelines, and now it's trying to course-correct".

Worse still, the system of editorial control used by the BBC was shown to be weak, and neither the management nor the board of governors investigated Mr Gilligan's report properly once the government protested about it.

Re "After Eight Years, Terrorists Still Fly," by Clark Kent Ervin (Op-Ed, Dec. 29), and "The System Failed" (editorial, Dec. 30): The recent attempted attack on an airplane could easily have ended tragically, and we're all grateful it didn't.

Similarly, we cannot deny that journalists on most newspapers are constrained in what they can write about, and what they eventually write, because of a rigid hierarchical system of editorial control.

The author's changes, crossings-out and second thoughts ("deletions, insertions, words in superscript and overwritten words") are noted at the bottom of each page of text using a symbolic system of editorial protocols.