Sentence examples for systematic clearing from inspiring English sources

After rejecting execution venues' substitutability, we advocate for systematic clearing and netting of OTC positions through a unique clearing house and reporting rules to identify speculation in line with Mifid (Art. 59) proposals.

Today people use information technologies in every area of their lives; it makes lives more systematic, clear and definite.

The Commentaries is a systematic, clear, and elegant description of the state of English law in the middle of the 18th century.

The extended taxonomy can help GSE researchers to report the context of new GSE research in a more systematic, clear and comparable way.

This process facilitated the recording of a systematic, clear and reproducible audit trail.

The Los Angeles museum's garden, for example, is enchanting, but I would have wanted something more systematic, with clear labels and more apparent organization.

Rationality, as a form of thinking that strives to be systematic and clear about how things are or ought to be, suggests that before someone or something can be controlled or managed, they must first be defined.

This leaves much room to improve a quantitative assessment of novelty measure to capture such extreme novelty introduced by inventions in a more systematic and clear way.

Having approximately equal weights for the three evidence categories makes the total score relatively resilient to the known and unknown failings of each type of evidence and provides no systematic and clear bias in score assignment.

He was rankled by the premise of a minesweeper following an erratic, wind-driven path rather than a systematic program for clearing the weapons.

In the same year, the Authors [26] published another systematic review to clear up the confusion about the use of SM, concluding that there is no clear evidence of efficacy for SM and emphasized the low quality of the studies included in the revision.