Sentence examples for system of arranging from inspiring English sources

Is it whether this system or that system of arranging which candidate standing for election gets elected is better or worse?

John McEnany, a prosecutor with the Justice Department's special task force that is investigating fund-raising irregularities during the 1996 election, said that the evidence showed that Ms. Hsia was aware of the system of arranging for "conduits" or straw donors to conceal the real contributors and stood silent as false reports were filed with the election commission.

Dow believed in the Modernist idea that the subject of artists' work should be their personal ideas and feelings and that these could be visualized most effectively through the harmonious arrangement of line, colour, and notan (the Japanese system of arranging lights and darks).

The appeals bench, Judge Posner warned, was like "a system of arranged marriage with no divorce".

Instead of complying with the established system of arranged marriages, Dagchen Rinpoche fought for her hand.

The salonnières argued particularly for love and intellectual compatibility between the sexes, opposing the system of arranged marriages.

In non-Arab countries with a system of arranged marriage and with data on family burden (e.g., India) [ 27] the level of sexual segregation is much less strict than in Kuwait [ 52].

Part two was included in the last two volumes, which integrated the seven classes of natural system for arranging plants established by Lindley (1853) into five "lei" : "wai zhang", "nei zhang", "shang zhang", "tong zhang", and "ji sheng".

The proposed system shows the viability of arranging GPR data from survey files into clusters, thus reducing the amount of information to be dealt with, while preserving its reliability.

The multiplicity of a system is a quantitative measure of the ways of arranging a system.

And the first use of the improved EyeVision -- a system of cameras arranged around the stadium to create a 360-degree whiparound replay -- was for, sadly, an incomplete pass, not something spectacular.