Sentence examples for the system for administering from inspiring English sources

This error in the system for administering carbon caps is distinct from other laws that require minimum quantities of biofuels.

The bridge's management is pushing for the incorporation of "premium sharing" into the union contracts, wherein workers would be required to pay out of pocket up to 8.5percentt of medical premiums previously paid by their employer, along with a change in the system for administering medical benefits to retired employees.

The utility of these systems for administering drugs by different routes (e.g. oral, ocular or transdermal) or trapping undesired substances under in vivo conditions is discussed.

After 1945 it was apparent that the old system for administering Indian affairs was collapsing, as poverty and disease were rampant on many reserves.

It also helps to explain why the national system for administering capital punishment is in such turmoil, with executions now halted because of concerns about lethal injection in fifteen of the thirty-two states where the death sentence is still an option.

The problem for Pennsylvania, as a committee of the American Bar Association found in 2007, is that the state's system for administering the death penalty is "plagued with errors" like what the federal appeals court found.

The MCA and UNICEF Child Welfare Demonstration Project is expected to help develop a community based system for administering the new orphan subsidy and for ensuring that care for orphans and other vulnerable children will focus on family, kinship and community based care and support.

Consistent with that statutory mandate, Cornell has implemented a single system for administering discipline in the statutory colleges and in its private colleges.

A colleague of his mentions Cardio Pet, a system for administering electrocardiograms to animals over the telephone.

Ever since a law was passed more than two years ago to overhaul New York's troubled system for administering claims of hurt workers, the state's Workers' Compensation Board has vowed to introduce sweeping improvements.

And the prestigious American Law Institute, which devised the framework for the modern system of capital punishment, recently abandoned the whole project "in light of the current intractable institutional and structural obstacles to ensuring a minimally adequate system for administering capital punishment".