Sentence examples for this peculiar system from inspiring English sources

This peculiar system encourages fraud which is estimated to cost the taxpayer more than £100m a year, almost a third of the amount raised by prescription charges.The fact that prescription charges have survived unreformed as long as they have is a reflection more of their political sensitivity than any inherent difficulties in devising a better system.

And this peculiar system resulting from direct-democratic institutions not only is relevant for the federal level but also for all cantons.

The importance of this monument is due to the prestige of its architect and to the peculiar system of masonry perforated vaults, which is an unicum in architectural history.

The most important derives from the peculiar system of electing an American president.

It will not, after all, be the first World Cup since 1950 to stage a final without a European representative, although the decisive game in which Uruguay beat Brazil 60 years ago was, strictly speaking, a group match in the peculiar system employed that summer.

In those European Mediterranean areas where rice is cultivated, this peculiar cropping system plays a crucial role in terms of sociocultural and ecological issues, and the climate change impact is still scarcely investigated.

Nevertheless, without doubt, the existence of this peculiar immune system provides a window of opportunity for studying fundamental evolutionary questions central to our understanding of vertebrate immunity.

This peculiar import system also facilitates the occasional host plant shifts of leaf beetles caused by parasite pressure (Agosta et al., 2010).

Around 5000 people live in this peculiar ecological system and they use medicinal plants as curatives or palliatives of health problems because the plants are recognized as a traditional way to treat ailments and diseases [ 8].

Just enough Iranians voted in this election to show backing for their country's peculiar system, with its uncomfortable balance of power between the popular will and the will of God, represented by the supreme leader.

The next president will be chosen in March by a peculiar system that combines party primaries and the general election.