Sentence examples for system which sets from inspiring English sources

It's a system which sets people up to fail".

"Young people in this country deserve an education system that can compete with the best in the world, a system which sets and achieves high expectations.

He gave a fine speech about France's Appelation Contrôlée system, which sets rules wines must meet to deserve the label of a prized locality.

The sympathetic nervous system, which sets off an exhilarating adrenaline rush, readies animals to flee or fight when confronted by dangers, both external (like an attack by a predator) and internal (like collapse of circulation), that could threaten survival.

It boasts an even more clever version of Autolog, the system which sets you challenges according to what your online friends have been doing (and more random ones even if you have no online friends).

The 65-cent increase comes from the federal Milk Market Order pricing system, which sets the price for raw fluid milk every month, based on national supply and demand figures.

They replaced statements under the old system, which set out children's special educational needs.

The confabulating patients all had damage to areas of the brain that make up the anterior limbic system, which set them apart from the other subjects.

The first peak is explained by a major "supply shock" - the abolition, in 1998, of the so-called "age-windows system" which set a specific timetable for naturalisations, giving priority to the younger and to those born in Latvia (ECRI 2002, Open Society Institute 2001).

It also reflected the development effort required to develop the first full 32-bit application version, designed to work with the Windows 95 operating system, which set it apart from its competition at the time.

The partnership will also be an opportunity for cities in China and California to study each other's local cap-and-trade systems, which set a limit on how much companies can pollute and lets them buy and sell polluting rights to each other.