Sentence examples for using the old system from inspiring English sources

In 2013 a tax payment system using mobile phones collected 4.7bn Tanzanian shillings ($2.5m US dollars) in three weeks, 1.7bn ($1m) more than the amount collected using the old system over the same period.

But monthly or yearly travelcard users will have to continue using the old system.

The nationwide rollout from early next year will ensure that claims using the old system will be closed from 2016 with full migration to UC to "follow after", according to the Department for Work and Pensions.

The coffin, containing copies of the final edition of the Guardian printed using the old system, was used in a mock funeral procession in the composing room of the Guardian's offices in Farringdon Road on 11 May 1987.

A study of convicts in the State of Mexico, which uses the oral system, found that 43% of them thought their trial and sentences were unfair; in Mexico City, which is still using the old system, the figure was 67%.

Because the capitalist that's covering his wage bill in three hours of that worker's work, rather than four, is going to be able to sell the cotton more cheaply in the market and therefore outcompete the capitalist who is still using the old system.

Thus, using the newer staging system, this patient's disease would have been classified as T3N1MO (stage IIIA), compared with T3N0M1a (stage IVa) using the older system, and neoadjuvant rather than definitive chemoradiotherapy would have been indicated.

The surprise announcement led to a flurry of activity for estate agents selling homes costing more than £937,000 as buyers were told that if they exchanged before midnight they could elect to use the old system and pay less tax.

The UE continues to use the old system information until it receives a new message.

Therefore they needed to be able to use the old system until the data in the new system was corrected.

"A lot of Apple fans have a lot of different accessories and use the old systems, so this is going to be a fairly expensive shift for a lot of them," Mr. Kuittinen said.