Sentence examples for system which means from inspiring English sources

We now have a regional system which means talent is no longer diluted.

We still have a system which means that deprivation is destiny".

It also has an accurate and fast autofocus system, which means you'll miss fewer shots.

Linux is an open-source operating system, which means that anyone can use its code in their own projects.

The opening Level 28 version has a matchmaking system which means anyone can get in and play with strangers.

The UK takes part in the so-called Dublin system, which means refugees must remain in the first country they arrive in.

The home also has a hi-tech brain: there's a centralised computer system which means everything can be switched off at once, and all the blinds come down.

Each of the six councils is committed to implementing the same version of the standard system, which means there is little need for expensive changes and maintenance.

New Zealand also has a simpler tax system, which means there's no stamp duty, and no capital gains tax, unless property trading is your business.

Microsoft folded Internet Explorer into the Windows operating system, which means that it is installed automatically on nearly 90percentt of all computers sold.

Overall, Icai rated the country programme green/amber in its traffic-light ratings system, which means it performed relatively well and provided value for money but needed improvements.