Sentence examples for the existing tiers from inspiring English sources

They are now recognised by the government, who will now encourage the marking and continued use of such traditional county names by the existing tiers of local government and residents.

It promotes commercialization of health care and enhances the existing tiered health care systems.

This enhances the existing tiered health care system, with shifting of HRH from the rural public to the urban private services, resulting in increasing inequity.

Then we point out the main problems of China's existing tiered electricity pricing, including inadequate level of public awareness and acceptance, unreasonable tiered and electricity price standard, insufficient reflection in regional differences, less combination with other electricity pricing forms, and low-level of smart meter application.

Customers who still have their unlimited data plans are welcome to stay there, as are those who feel they're better served by their existing tiered rate plans.

The Atlanta-based company, which is also introducing a new top tier (Diamond) to the existing three tiers of its frequent-flyer programme, claims to be the first airline to allow passengers to keep extra qualifying points from year to year.

It also caused some grumbling among the existing top tier of Bordeaux chateaus, which realized that they would have to share the spotlight.

In 1973 the existing two-tier system of local government 6 counties and a county borough, 24 urban and 26 rural districts was replaced by a single-tier system of 26 districts, each with an elected council.

It replaces the existing second tier petty patent system.

Aquatic life stages occurring in permanent waters are therefore covered by the existing first tier risk assessment for fish [22].

In this paper, the existing three-tier architecture is extended with a new, human-centric layer that is configurable by domain experts who are not necessarily computer science or computer engineering professionals, allowing for a 'technology pull' approach to the configuration of systems.