Sentence examples for systemic elements from inspiring English sources

The fractious parliament that must now govern Spain should, in theory, be able to tackle systemic elements of corruption by insisting on greater transparency, speeding up the court system and increasing penalties.

It found there were "systemic elements" to some of the practices, suggesting senior executives had sanctioned them, and they were therefore part of their "regular course of business".

Even though the Troika might make some small concessions, there's a high risk that the loan tranche is disbursed with some delay, given that we are running at least six weeks behind schedule for Greece's ability to make all domestic payments". In the coming days, euro zone leaders are set to release a number of plans to deal with some of the more systemic elements of the crisis.

"Those systemic elements are helping the sector improve and they're getting better.

Teachers (non-tenured) are evaluated based on their students' standardized test scores and their ability to teach the required material; two metrics that don't deal with the systemic elements that cause deficiency in student performance.

In response to the new resources introduced into the system by the programme, a change in the actors' behaviour or their interactions with systemic elements could create a new way of doing things and thus result in the programme outcome.

There's a systemic element to it, too – this season Barcelona have been better with an additional midfielder, and that means his place is under threat.

One is the systemic element, which is the button pressing and the rules of the game.

Lebanese sociologist Mona Fayyad said students of violence mechanisms should consider ties between the environment and violent behavior, including contextual hereditary and biological factors, systemic psychological elements from depression to character to personality to an individual's learning capacity, to political, social, and cultural elements.

This immune response may then either lead to elimination of the tumour, or may be overcome by the tumour either via the induction of tolerance, the acquisition of local and/or systemic immunosuppressive elements by the tumour or by an increased proliferative capacity resulting from additional genetic mutations.

The semimechanistic pregnancy compartment model developed by Quinney et al. incorporated the intestinal lumen, intestinal wall, liver, portal circulation, and systemic circulation as elements to represent the key organs involved in the absorption, metabolism, and distribution of the investigated drugs midazolam and nifedipine.