Sentence examples for well-established systems from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. took a bold and principled step on Friday toward repairing the damage wrought by former President George W. Bush with his decision to discard the nation's well-established systems of civilian and military justice in the treatment of detainees captured in antiterrorist operations.

Because the UK has such well-established systems for infection control, getting people to hospital quickly and tracing anyone who a suspected patient has had contact with, the chances of a widespread outbreak even if Ebola arrives in Britain are described as "very low".

Antibodies are well-established systems to target drugs or colloidal carriers to specific cell types.

Thus we currently see more developments and more new ideas in the Eastern states than in the well-established systems in the old states.

Correspondingly, a new field for systematic river restoration planning has emerged through the use of well-established systems design concepts like multi-objective optimization and tradeoff analysis.

Although isolated heart preparations are well-established systems for measuring myocardial performance, they may be subject to several pitfalls.

To interfere with this well-established system is both alarming and dangerous.

"In Western countries and developed Asian countries, they have a well-established system for caring for these people," she said.

The club has a well-established system for dealing with chanting and could not have done any more on the day.

Sanctions are only used in a small number of cases as a last resort, with a well-established system of hardship provision available for sanctioned claimants".

Their views, provided on a basis of anonymity, point to a well-established system of graft, partly linked to political funding.