Sentence examples for systematising the concept from inspiring English sources

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, they systematically formulated new ethnic policies, therefore systematising the concept of "harmony in diversity" and ensuring the safety and development of all ethnic groups and their cultures within a national framework and in the context of policies.

Systematising the design of chemical products is a crucial challenge for chemical process-related companies.

Instead we should consider risk analysis as a tool for systematising the available knowledge and uncertainties.

Any attempt to professionalise or systematise the Olympic volunteering is likely to fail.

Following Lenin's terrible legacy, he systematised the persecution of the country's brightest and best.

We conclude that this simulation strategy can help to systematise the design of electronic noses.

In 2003, the Program of Access to Electronic Information (PAIe) was created to systematise the access to electronic journals.

That has been done haphazardly in the past, but Dr Yuan and his team have systematised the process.

It is not, intended to be a very comprehensive treatise, but an attempt to systematise the subject.

When Linnaeus systematised the natural world, he called the genus that includes the cocoa tree Theobroma, the food of the gods.

Since football became systematised, the idea that a side playing with 11 against 10 should have a "man over" has been outdated.