Sentence examples for system of competing from inspiring English sources

In the male cells, the activists negotiated a complicated system of competing interests.

Sovereignty also acquired an external meaning, referring to independence within a system of competing nation-states.

And definitely not the real world, because of course the real world contains a far more complex system of competing interests.

We propose a system of competing social insurance schemes that are independent of government, similar to those in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.

Nasdaq's system of competing market makers also encourages "payment for order flow," where market makers pay brokers for the chance to execute customers' orders.

Several proposals would transform Medicare into a system of competing private plans, similar to the exchanges being set up under the Affordable Care Act.

Notwithstanding, whilst the CAP has become more environmental and socially responsible, it is still expected to deliver an efficient farm production system capable of competing on world markets.

Perhaps he was tired of the endless rows and cancellations, the carping of the critics, the obsession with fashion and the tight budgets of the western music system; tired of competing with Stravinsky for the peculiar honour of top Russian composer in exile.

It has been proposed that within the motor system, suppression of competing processes with alpha could aid the smooth execution of motor programmes (Pfurtscheller and Neuper, 1994; Suffczynski et al., 2001).

Several important technical reaction systems consist of competing irreversible reactions of the type A+B→C and A+C→D, in which C is the product and D is an undesired byproduct.

Swatch, Switzerland's biggest watchmaker, isn't just planning to launch a smartwatch, the company is actually developing its own operating system in hopes of competing with the likes of Apple and Samsung (which uses a forked version of Tizen).