Sentence examples for system which began from inspiring English sources

Essex is the home of the nation's first county park system, which began in 1895.

The eSpeed system, which began in March 1999, was up and running two days after the Sept. 11 attacks.

The city invested around $382,000 in building the first phase of the system, which began operations in March.

In the meantime, American banana exporters paid the price: Chiquita says the European Union's system, which began in 1993, helped to send it into bankruptcy.

The preference system, which began in 1976, is intended to help developing countries by allowing duty-free entry for certain products.

And road haulage received a huge boost from the building of the interstate highway system, which began in the late 1950s.

He brought in 20-year-old Sergi Busquets, who played for Guardiola in the third division, demonstrating the vitality of the team's farm system, which begins shaping players as young as 10 years old.

The phone system, which begins accepting reservations at 7 p.m. nightly for tee times a week later, is routinely tied up for hours by auto-redialers hoping to get lucky.

The new Elite Player Performance Plan system, which begins from the start of next season, is unlikely to affect Southampton in this case, such is the scale of the interest in him.

Ecologically speaking, the food system should not be primarily defined as a set of global commodities if we are to judge the human food system against the larger ecological food system which begins and ends with the processes of net primary production and decomposition, such as depicted in a food web.

In Things of the Dirt (Sun) Prescott creates a map of the Murray Darling Basin, an impression of the river system which begins in Queensland and completes its journey in Victoria.