Sentence examples similar to the system took root from inspiring English sources
Bimbisara had been one of the earliest Indian kings to emphasize efficient administration, and the beginnings of an administrative system took root.
China's fapiao system took root in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the government began requiring companies to use official receipts issued by the tax authorities for every business transaction.
This system took root in many Islamic regions including those of the Abbasids, the Ilkhanids, the Saldjuks, the Ottomans, and the Moghul Empire and was used in the Indian sub-continent for centuries thereafter.
Hopefully this strike destroys the media conglomerates and a new, communal writing system takes root and flourishes in the wasteland of dead media, but it won't.
The system quickly took root, spawning geographically broad, dense branches of connections.
This policy initially applied to a limited number of waterbodies on an experimental basis, but before the system could take root it was virtually abandoned by a government declaration in 1995 which granted open access to inland open waterbodies mostly flowing rivers.
In the 1960s attempts to yield both systems theory took root in the humanities, with mixed success.
Thus, the system of permanent agents took root, with members of the upper middle class or younger sons of great families serving as envoys.
Eventually, however, the industry took root.
Stability returned, the Magna Carta took root.
