Sentence examples for systems with some from inspiring English sources

A cross-country comparison by Ludger Woessmann at Munich University concluded that education systems with some element of payment by results had an advantage in core subjects.

Though UK development funds have been made available to support health systems, with some positive results, the UK recently cut its aid to both countries as it promotes greater private healthcare across Africa.

Last year in the United Kingdom, 194 people killed themselves on the tracks of mass-transit systems, with some 50 of those choosing the sooty tunnels of the Tube.

Almost all have opted for parliamentary systems with some form of proportional representation — systems that combine most of the "energy" of a unitary government like Britain's, which can carry out its program and be judged on the results, with a guarantee of both majority rule and minority representation, which neither the British nor the American systems can reliably provide.

The two funds represent the extremes, with Pennsylvania in a group of pension systems with some of the highest percentages of investments in alternatives and Georgia in a group of 10 with some of the lowest, according to groupings of funds identified by the London-based research firm Preqin.

Figure 3 Types of NER systems with some related techniques.

That system, with some tweaks, is still in use today.

Some countries fear that it could create a two-tier system, with some nations' having second-class status.

"Deployment means the fielding of an operational system with some military utility which is effective under realistic combat conditions," the report states.

Entergy would argue that Indian Point's value to it is as part of a system, with some economies of scale, said Larry Gottlieb, a spokesman for the company.

Rwanda has a multiparty political system with some restrictions, including the 2003 ban on political parties based on ethnicity, religion, or sex.