Such groups, however, are making systematic, and often successful, efforts to kill or maim other campaigning politicians from parties seen as insufficiently devout.
As the most recognized woman Baul performer in the world, she is making systematic training in traditional Baul arts available to women on a scale that has never occurred previously.
Some of those changes are the result of better data now being available, and a few represent conclusions by government statisticians that they had been making systematic errors — one of which seems to have slightly exaggerated statistics on how much Americans were spending for energy.
While Trump's critics cast his actions as those of an impetuous and impatient demagogue, Orban said Trump was "making systematic progress with the precision of an engineer". The truth, though, may be closer to home: As Orban marshals the resurgent nationalist right, it's his project that is steadily coming into focus.
As the most recognized woman Baul performer in the world, Parvathy is making systematic training in Baul arts available to women in India on a scale that has never occurred previously and frequently uses her international reputation to highlight lesser- known master performers.
The result is we think we are making sound decisions when in fact we are making systematic mistakes.
There are many other important systems that can be deployed to improve customer service; for example, hiring and recruiting benefit greatly from being made systematic.
These collections were made by systematic replacement of each gene from start to stop codon by mitotic recombination with a molecular barcoded resistance cassette.
Here it appears that Cavendish's view on occasional causation is making a systematic appearance yet again.
This was provided by the folkorist Eric Maple, who was making a systematic study of nineteenth-century traditions regarding witchcraft and magic in south-eastern Essex, and who examined the case of Canewdon in the winter of 1959 60.
