Sentence examples for traditional points from inspiring English sources

Positions in the standing will be determined by winning percentage rather than the traditional points system.

"That has something to do with not using traditional points of view," Mr. Moore said.

A government initiative aimed at ending the traditional points based system used by councils and housing associations to allocate homes to tenants.

But they were not good, even by the lowly standards of 1974 – had the NASL used a traditional points system and a promotion/relegation system, New York may have enjoyed second-division soccer in 1975.

American military officials say that Qaeda-linked militants, pushed out of Afghanistan and blocked by increased surveillance of traditional points of entry along the Mediterranean coast, are turning to overland travel in order to make contact with North African Islamic terror groups.

Instead of the traditional points system, which invariably puts homeless families and teenage mothers at the front of the housing queue, and gives housing officers sole control over who is allocated which property, Harborough Home Search is based on the principle of consumer choice.

"Anyway," Couto said, "this is the traditional point of view.

Reverend Jim Corrigall, from Suffolk, gave a second message at the traditional point in the programme schedule.

He turns 30 next year, the traditional point at which N.F.L. running backs begin to decline.

There is still a place in the games market for traditional point-and-click titles.

It was compared with ANN PTFs developed using traditional point and parametric approaches.