Sentence examples for system that resulted from inspiring English sources

The system that resulted was an oddly bifurcated one, neither completely centralized, nor completely decentralized.

In 2001, Mr. Hatch reached a settlement with one, Allina Health System, that resulted in it spinning off operations to a new subsidiary company, Medica Health Plans.

During a busy term as president of the city bar association from 1974 to 1976, Mr. Vance presided over a special gubernatorial task force on New York's court system that resulted in a number of its core recommendations becoming law.

The rule was issued by the state's chief courts administrator, Jonathan Lippman, to fix a faulty system that resulted in a high number of dismissals and shortchanged the city of revenue from fines, said John Feinblatt, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's criminal justice coordinator.

In 2006, when the Legislature voted to reduce property taxes, it promised school districts that they would receive no less per student than they had before, creating a system that resulted in financing differences between $5,000 and $10,000 per student across school districts.

One squabble over a siding in 1884 was resolved by chaining a District line train to the track: three Metropolitan engines tried to pull it loose but failed.Although, even then, "trains in drains" were a favourite target for grumbling journalists and frazzled commuters, the system that resulted from all this chaos was a marvel.

The Barnett Formula is replaced with a system that results in substantial reductions in funding for Scotland.

Otherwise we risk a system that results in constant legal challenges and appeals, hindering development and deepening our housing crisis further.

A system of administrative law that impedes or frustrates administration would clearly be bad, and so, too, would be a system that results in injustice to the individual.

In the shortest form of the game he has been remarkably successful, concocting a system that results in his low-slung spinners yielding about six or seven runs per over on a good day.

So the system that results from all this had better be more than good because if it isn't public rage will know no bounds and if the NHS is brought down that will almost certainly bring down the Govt except that the only alternative Party brought about the financial circumstances that caused the funding problem in the first place.