Sentence examples for system of no from inspiring English sources

Calling for significant changes to EU border rules, The Home Secretary has said the current crisis has been made worse by the "European system of no borders".

The bill is aimed at replacing legal aid for clinical negligence cases with a reformed system of no win, no fee arrangements, under which, it believes, more cases will be funded privately, rather than by the taxpayer.

In representational measurement theory, the current theory of all measurements, calibration and sampling processes are assumed to be a linear transformation of the coordinate system, of no effect.

The simulation gives the ultimate combining efficiency of the combining system of no more than 82%, and meanwhile the measured efficiency was about 64.3% according to the presented method.

"As countries in Europe are increasingly realizing, these tragedies have been exacerbated by the European system of no borders," Britain's home secretary Theresa May wrote in The Sunday Times.

The coalition would not say what its concerns were, but some Afghan officials have raised objections to the system of no-trial detention that the United States insisted the Afghan government embrace at Parwan.

The United States insisted, when negotiating the agreement, that the Karzai administration embrace a system of no-trial detention for wartime prisoners deemed too difficult to prosecute but too dangerous to release.

WASHINGTON, June 22 — Senator Barack Obama said on Friday that if elected president, he would impose new lobbying restrictions on members of his administration and seek to end a system of no-bid contracts that he says is riddled by abuse.

Re "No Fault of Their Own," by Ruth Bettelheim (Op-Ed, Feb. 18), which proposes a system of no-fault custody for children in a divorce: The argument seems to be that because parental conflict is bad for children, the solution is to make divorce easier.

Asked whether the government supported the system of no-trial detention, he said, "Afghanistan remains strongly committed to responsibly taking over control of all detainees at Bagram in accordance with Afghan law and our international obligations under the Geneva Convention, including Additional Protocol II".

Congress responded in 1986 by setting up a system of no-fault compensation for people injured by childhood vaccines.