Sentence examples for system that divides from inspiring English sources

I said no, you can't turn the clock back to a 1950s-style system systhatthat divides kids up.

And the evidence repeatedly shows that any school system that divides up children at an early age tends to be inefficient and inequitable.

I guess everybody here, we're sick and tired of a system that divides us between color lines, gender lines, sexual lines, and so on.

Yale has created a classification system that divides Yale Data into three types, depending on their importance, sensitivity, and potential for misuse.

A number of senior Tories have also told the Guardian there would be substantial resistance among modernising Conservatives to any attempt to return to a full-on selective school system that divides children at the age of 11.

And the tens of millions born to migrant workers like Hu are among the most vulnerable, owing to a registration system that divides the country's citizens into rural and urban dwellers, and dictates their rights accordingly.

Her interview suggests that the department within the governor's office that gave the Port Authority the go-ahead to retaliate against the mayor of Fort Lee had essentially institutionalized a system that divided New Jersey into two camps: friends and enemies.

But population growth and a land inheritance system that divided once-broad farmlands into ever-diminishing parcels have forced most Amish to find new ways to make a living.

Even now, residents do not use the street names, clinging instead to an old system that divided the 60-acre community into sections labeled A through E, as in, "We live over in A section".

Bob Crow, RMT general secretary, said the main cause of inefficiency was a fragmented system that divided responsibility between government-backed Network Rail, which owns the tracks and stations, and 17 franchise owners who operate services under Department for Transport contracts.

Electoral changes that rewarded winners or plurality gatherers in small districts, in contrast to a previous system that divided a state's offices among the several leading vote getters, worked against the chances of "single issue" or "ideological" parties while strengthening parties that tried to be many things to many people.