Sentence examples for system handicaps from inspiring English sources

The existing system handicaps third parties: In 1992, Ross Perot won 18.9percentt of the popular vote but no electoral votes.

"The tax system handicaps American corporations in relation to our foreign competitors who don't have such constraints on the free movement of capital".

He adds that the tax system handicaps American corporations in relation to foreign competitors who don't have restraints with the free movement of foreign capital.

Here is how the system handicaps the odds in the six major cateogies: BEST PICTURE As I've noted, although "The King's Speech" and "The Social Network" have won a roughly equal number of awards, "The King's Speech" has won those that matter most, like the awards from the directors' and producers' guilds.

The WHO has deployed an epidemiologist from Public Health England, Sophie Newitt, to support Kiev's response to the outbreak, but the Ukrainian healthcare system – handicapped by war, economic crisis and years of mismanagement – is struggling to cope.

Most individuals who survive with NTDs (particularly myelomeningocele) have a multiple system handicap and a limited life expectancy.

The system of "handicaps" enables a tiger cub to compete against Tiger Woods.

He has the advantage of flattering news media coverage — Malaysia's main newspapers are effectively controlled by the parties in the coalition — and an electoral system that handicaps the scattered strongholds of the opposition, partly because of gerrymandering.

Fear of being governed by Miliband and an electoral system that handicaps new entrants to the market let the Tories off the hook, and many of them know it.

Swimming is always won by the same old names (Michael Phelps, Ian Thorpe etc), so why not introduce a system of handicap weights, like in horse racing.

My father sat at his desk, in this chair, for decades, writing cheques, filling out tax forms, and working fervently on his own system for handicapping horses.