Sentence examples for system which expects from inspiring English sources

The Rochester system, which expects to run a surplus for the third year in a row, has been able to reduce its one-ride fare in part by eliminating some low-trafficked routes, avoiding debt and aggressively raising revenues from other sources.

Singapore runs on a centralized system which expects to have closer alignment in teachers' inquiry-based instruction across the nation than countries where each state has their own science curricula.

Our sample may not be representative for all primary care practices in Germany because we only involved practices which were willing to participate in the quality management system, which expects practices to participate in benchmarking.

The second axis might, for example, be defined as the presence of "greater than 10 mg of DNA in accessible form in an archive system which expects to store and ensure routine retrieval for at least 10 years" or "the ready and routine availability for at least 10 years of a precursor resource (such as a sample or a culture) from which greater than 10 mg of DNA can be extracted routinely and simply".

Mr. McCamant's top picks include Imclone Systems, which expects to be granted an expedited review of a new drug for head and neck cancer.

Carol narrates that she is powerless to change systems which expect the consultant to be the leader and thus within this interaction, Carol shifts her own position from leader to follower.

Bits and bobs The little party behind the throne ReprintsCutting the costs of this adversarial system of justice, which expects both sides to be represented and does not encourage judges to be inquisitorial (as in continental Europe) is tricky.

The system, which Boeing expects will cost passengers about $17.50 an hour, uses 1,000 tiny antenna modules, joined in a single grid, to steer radio beams to different satellites.

That raises the possibility that the company could wait until next year to switch to the new system, which analysts expect to produce more than $100 million in additional revenue each quarter.

Blame the state's new data system, which is expected to cost $39.4 million over six years.

That system, which is expected to become available in 2004, can cover a range of one to two miles using radio frequency technology, the company says.