Sentence examples for system sets up from inspiring English sources
This system sets up some obvious problems.
The funneling of unregulated money into the system sets up future presidencies by super PAC, with affluent corporate elites able to manipulate and control the levers of public discourse and political institutions far beyond elections alone.
But I don't see that a competitive free-for-all, which is essentially what the new system sets up, is going to do anything other than make some of the essential ways of working that are part and parcel of the NHS – a desire to bring things together in the best interests of patients – much harder to achieve.
Hacker outlined his case: mastery of the high-school-math sequence — algebra, geometry, calculus — is unnecessary for most students, and by making math a requirement for graduation and college entrance, the U.S. educational system sets up for failure millions whose talents might lie elsewhere.
The system renders three major advantages: with product modeling, engineers' tasks can be focused on product design and not on design drawing; being integrated with an AI technology, the system sets up a design environment with field knowledge by which design efficiency can be improved significantly; and a new frame-rule structure for knowledge processing has been incorporated into the system.
According to a copy of the guidelines, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, the purpose of the new quota system will be to ensure "cases are completed in a timely, efficient, and effective manner". The system sets up additional bench marks, penalizing those who refer more than 15percentt of certain cases to higher courts, or judges who schedule hearing dates too far apart on their calendars.
Parole is a system set up to find failure.
How was the building's alarm system set up?
"Is the system set up for me to fail?
Forrester says there's a system set up and sending in unsolicited items disrupts that system.
They are just using a system set up decades ago and they're perpetuating that discrimination".
