Sentence examples for system that bears from inspiring English sources

Schrifttanz (1928; "Written Dance"), by the Hungarian-born dance theorist Rudolf Laban, provided the basis for the notation system that bears his name: labanotation (also called Kinetography Laban).

It's a critical element in the brave new world of pork production, in which hogs are often owned by the packers but raised by contractors in a system that bears a striking resemblance to a fast-food franchise.

Even in a world which Beveridge never knew and under a welfare system that bears little relation to his proposals, this country remains committed to the principles of social solidarity on which his great report was predicated 70 years ago.

They have, in the past year, become more committed to "reforming" the state enterprises, as well as to cleaning up the state banking system that bears the burden of enterprise losses and is, as a consequence, insolvent.

And while on the subject of dusty, outdated corners of the tax system that should be looked at again in the light of fairness, national insurance is now a nostalgic relic of a contributory social security system that bears little connection to today's reality.

The origin of the science of acoustics is generally attributed to the Greek philosopher Pythagoras (6th century bc), whose experiments on the properties of vibrating strings that produce pleasing musical intervals were of such merit that they led to a tuning system that bears his name.

While he feels the NFI might be a different organisation today, his experience was one of homophobia, control tactics and a system that bore "all the calling cards of a cult".

While he feels the NFI might be a different organization today, his experience was one of homophobia, control tactics, and a system that bore "all the calling cards of a cult".

All this has paved the way for education systems that bear little resemblance to what the consumer/taxpayer wants.

"It's always hard to get activists, who are focussed on getting rid of a terrible regime, and get them to take a little bit of time to focus on accountability and financial systems that bore them to death".

The health care workers (HCWs) and hospital systems that bore the brunt of the SARS outbreak continue to struggle with the aftermath of the crisis.