Sentence examples for system organised from inspiring English sources

It is precisely why no system, organised government, or organised crime can threaten the existence of the magical herbs – they are from the same source that makes the oceans, mountains, and life itself!

The speech promised "a healthcare system organised around the needs of the patient".

The Monty Python satirical song Every Sperm is Sacred boomed from a sound system organised by protesters.

"I would suggest that the planning inspectorate is scrapped and a new system organised by local government itself," he wrote.

They uncovered an elaborate financial system, organised by Traynor, which could be used to disguise the payment of bribes and the systematic defrauding of the Irish state of tax revenue.

Elizabeth Banks, director of the hugely successful Pitch Perfect 2, is in talks with Universal to direct Red Queen, a sci-fi film about a fantasy world with a caste system organised according to blood colour.

Not before time, reforms have now been launched to get rid of these restrictive practices.But Germany is only an extreme example of medical-delivery systems organised to serve the interests of doctors rather than patients.

But the key difference is that the dermatologists are selling "skin systems"—organised regimens of various products and practices to protect the skin rather than a single jar of hope.In the mid-1990s, DRodandandand Fields found this a hard sell when Neutrogena declined to buy Proactiv because of its kit-based approach.

Iacoponi based his assessment of the compatibility between industrial and agro-industrial districts on a theoretical elaboration aimed at reconnecting the company-oriented economic approach typical of economic agrarian tradition, with the "contribution of the modern theory of the firm and developing it in such a direction as to include production systems organised at the local level*" (1990 711).

A difficult lesson for health-care systems organised around patient-provider consultations is that attending to weight loss requires social and systemic change.

Concern that these differences may arise out of systematic pressures in different areas has led to health systems organised on a geographic basis to include various compensatory measures in funding formulae in an effort to equalise legitimate supply costs between health plans.