Sentence examples for system that embraces from inspiring English sources

In the private sector this requires the development of a well-articulated market system that embraces the markets for final products and the markets for factors of production.

To non-graphics folks, GRAMPS is a stream programming system that embraces heterogeneity in underlying architecture and anticipates streaming workloads that exhibit both regular and irregular (dynamic) behavior.

Modelling and seismic design verifications of "framed-masonry" system that embraces all of the important aspects of behaviour, failure mechanism, shear strength and deformation capacity, are required.

If 97% of VCSE organisations are small and local, they need a funding system that embraces this as a strength through greater localisation, flexibility and the use of grants over contracts.

The award, which will be presented at the association's annual meeting Dec. 6 at the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y., is based on a point system that embraces a player's finishes in designated local, national and international events.

Guntram Wolff, director of Bruegel, a research group in Brussels, said Syriza had severely miscalculated from the start by taking a "confrontational approach" in a button-down European Union system that embraces quiet consensus-building and shuns emotional polemics.

Joyce went on to lambaste a system that embraced a teenager's fame but also held the 6-foot-8, 240-pound James to a different standard.

In 1983 the Majles revised the penal code and instituted a system that embraced the form and content of Islamic law.

It was part of a unified system that embraced not only central and local government but also banks, insurance companies, and industries, all of which were directed in their use of funds.

That report, drafted by legal experts, called for a new bar system that embraced people with more diverse backgrounds, like those with a license or knowledge in medicine, business, technology and foreign languages, to meet the needs of a society that was becoming more mature, diverse and complex.

During his career at the University of Jena (1794 1799) Fichte erected upon this foundation an elaborate transcendental system that embraced the philosophy of science, ethics, philosophy of law or "right".