Sentence examples for system that prevails from inspiring English sources

This is the system that prevails in most jurisdictions in the United States for land and under the French system of registration for transfers of land.

He could as easily be running as an Independent but running Republican is the smart thing to do in the top-two-go-through electoral system that prevails in California, as it helps him to concentrate the votes of all those who would like Pelosi gone.

Also the mucose-associated immune system that prevails in the mouth of mammals could have acted as a strong selective pressure favoring the Gram-negative envelopes that are often less immunogenic and easier to disguise thanks to the LPS polysaccharide O chain [ 63].

The system that prevailed before the Supreme Court blessed super PACs was just as despised, Mr Smith points out.

But Mr. Paul's book also acknowledges the imbalance of power within the financial system that prevailed at the end of the 19th century.

Mr Netanyahu won on a wafer-thin majority in 1996, and the late Yitzhak Rabin won even more narrowly under the electoral system that prevailed in 1992.

Liberal Democrats in the coalition loudly oppose revisiting the two-tier education system that prevailed before the late 1980s, when less able pupils sat a Certificate of Secondary Education.

Tesla, inventor of the alternating-current system that prevailed in the War of the Electric Currents and operates to this day, always assumed that his creation was just a crude interim step.

He considered the unipolar system that prevailed in world politics after the fall of the Soviet Union to be the most unstable and dangerous configuration, because it left one superpower (the United States) free to engage in foreign adventures.

As a Scottish peer, he was not automatically entitled to sit in the House of Lords, but (under a complicated system that prevailed until the 1960s) depended for his seat on being elected as a representative Scottish peer by other Scots noblemen.

He offers a crisp introduction to the intriguing subject of Falstaff's role as a military entrepreneur: Under the proprietary system that prevailed in England and the rest of Europe until the 18th century, regiments were owned by the colonels and the captains who recruited them.