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A number of factors have fuelled this growth including a new audience measurement system introduced by Barb in January.

He contrasts judicial compulsion, in which editors are excluded from discussions, with the collaborative system introduced by the PCC.

Under this system, introduced by the Labour government, workers may be admitted according to their value to the economy.

Under the sanctions system introduced by Duncan Smith, people can lose benefits for up to three years if they fail to meet the government's requirements for jobseekers.

This year, the Board of Education changed the way it reports the results, to match a new system introduced by the state.

Civil service unions are celebrating the apparent end of the much-loathed "rank and yank" performance management system introduced by former Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude in 2013.

The papers mentioned above would do better to attack the system (introduced by the Conservatives but unbelievably continued by Labour) that allows this to happen.

He especially wants to raise awareness about a new system introduced by the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission to dispatch handicapped-accessible taxicabs via BlackBerry.

Already, people on the Chinese mainland use pinyin, a romanization system introduced by the government in the 1950s, to type into computers and mobile phones.

The government is not alone in thinking that the two-tier system introduced by the 13th amendment is cumbersome and inefficient.

IBM OS/360, in full International Business Machines Operating System/360, an operating system introduced by IBM in 1964 to operate its 360 family of mainframe computer systems.