Sentence examples for system to be based from inspiring English sources

Mr. Biden did not say in his speech where he expected the system to be based.

He was a major supporter of plans for part of an American antiballistic missile defense system to be based in Poland, infuriating Russia.

From 1 January 2013 the agency will introduce a fee system to be based on a percentage of the ticket prices and size of the venue, with a 50% surcharge for events that last more than five hours and a similar increase after another three hours.

Speaking at the one-day annual summit meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran said the planned defense system, to be based in Eastern Europe, was "a threat to more than one country," asserting that it would affect "a large part of Asia and S.C.O.

Ubuntu is the most popular operating system to be based on the Linux kernel - the code that lets software and hardware work together.

It may then be possible for a new electricity supply system to be based on wind and solar energy, which will cover the demand in the electricity, transport, and heating.

He said: "Normally we'd want the development of new systems to be based on evidence, but that can take a long time to develop...we don't have the luxury of time here".

The Commission accordingly calls for health care systems to be based on principles of equity, disease prevention and health promotion.

A recent boost to the production of evidence about health research systems is the start-up funding provided by the Department of Health in England for an observatory of health research systems to be based at RAND Europe.

Thus, if an intervention is designed to manipulate signal discernibility by the DARPP-32 system, the choice of the targeted neurotransmitter system has to be based on the specific goal.

A separate tracking radar system is to be based in the Czech Republic.