Sentence examples for usual mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Ma argues that disclosure is especially important in China, because the country lacks one of the usual mechanisms for enforcing environmental laws: a functioning court system.

Finally, the usual mechanisms that increase efficiency in contracting -- like choosing, rewarding and punishing firms based on their experience and reputation -- have again been short-circuited.

The special measures upset the usual mechanisms that the European Central Bank uses to control market rates.

All the usual mechanisms of crowd behaviour are in operation, but, in contrast to the lynch mob or race riot, the situation encourages the intensified pursuit of individual rather than collective goals.

The usual mechanisms for concomitantly gradualistic denudation by ice, wind, and running water are set aside in orogenic belts by relatively rapid uplifts of material ranging from nearly unconsolidated sediment to semicoherent but intensely deformed masses of metamorphic and igneous rocks.

There are also the usual mechanisms for finding which friends from other networks (Twitter and Facebook) are also using the service.

So, too, is the case for more government action to counter weak private demand.The usual mechanism is through interest rates.

Belgium is just bringing in tax breaks; even Brazil has them, though its 170m people might seem enough to support a big industry anyway.In Britain, the usual mechanism has been to let capital costs be written off speedily.

Simultaneously, the sp3-C crystallites grow into diamond microcrystals through the usual mechanism.

The usual mechanism for syringe contamination is spread of micro-organisms along the inside of the barrel.

And this brings us to what could be the problem with eating fast – it's not indigestion, but the disruption of the usual mechanism that makes you feel full.