Sentence examples for system whereby an from inspiring English sources

What was lacking was any real system whereby an organisation took responsibility for what a lay person would describe as 'keeping an eye on things'".

When it comes to book-signing, she has developed a system whereby an assistant passes the book or poster over to her, rather than reaching out.

A current scandal is the Blockseminar an ingenious system whereby an academic turns up briefly at the university and delivers an entire term's teaching in the space of a weekend, before returning to the unhurried pursuit of private knowledge.Similar stories come from Spain and Italy, where universities are plagued by rigidity and corruption.

The Pirate Party in Germany is promoting the concept of "liquid democracy," with some success, as a hybrid system whereby an electorate vests voting power in delegates rather than in representatives.

RA units were calculated according to the International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA) system whereby an adult male = 1RA; an adult female = 0.86RA; children 11 to 15 years = 0.96RA; 6 to 10 years = 0.85RA; and children 0 to 5 years = 0.52RA (ILCA 1981; Sellen 2003).

As an alternative to conventional vector detection techniques, we developed a specific genetic labeling system whereby an adenoviral vector incorporates a fusion between capsid protein IX and human metallothionein.

(Gold subscribes to the rating system whereby "A" stands for American Chinese, "B" is Better Chinese, and "C" is Chinese food for Chinese, but admits that, for years before the grading system was in place, he walked around with constant low-level food poisoning).

Therefore, first Bell developed, then Lancaster modified, the so-called monitorial system (also called the Lancasterian system), whereby a teacher used his pupils to teach one another.

M&S hospital shops are operated under a franchise system, whereby a different business will pay M&S to use its brand and products.

On shareholder votes, it opted for a complicated system whereby a binding regime would be triggered only if companies failed to get satisfactory advisory support; it called the current regime effective.

Rather than such "back door taxation", he proposes a graded system whereby a set number of kilowatt hours are levy-free, after which a levy is charged on an increasing scale.