Sentences with phrase «adopted whole systems»

In another recent interview for Fair Companies, Lynda was asked if the apparel industry had, since the Ecollection days, adopted whole systems to manage environmental impact.

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For a whole lot of reasons — acceptable or aberrational — Arsene Wenger decided to adopt a new system, 4 -1-4-1, replacing the in vogue 4 -2-3-1 system.
If the United States were to adopt the metric system of units, as commonly used in all other advanced industrial economies, there would clearly be switching costs for the economy as a whole, and there would likely be cost savings due to greater standardisation with other economies.
It wasn't official, of course, but the big idea kept popping up: Science as a whole should consider adopting the ideals of «Web 2.0,» becoming more like the community process behind Wikipedia or the open - source operating system Linux.
The pattern of test scores in Texas and the nation suggest that consequential accountability — adopted early by Texas, then by more states, and finally by the nation as a whole — was a shock to the U.S. school system that altered the ecosystem and led to a different outcome than had existed before.
This is an example of what James Clifford describes as part of the «modern art - culture system» [3] in which, «the West or the central power adopts, transforms, and consumes non-Western or peripheral cultural elements, while making «art,» which was once embedded in the culture as a whole, into a separate entity.»
Quebec Adopts Cap - and - Trade Program Canada as a whole may be getting rightly pilloried for its governmental enthusiasm for tar sands and obstructing the latest international climate talks, but here's a counter point: Montreal Gazette reports that Quebec has just adopted a cap - and - trade system.
Just watching how these two cultures and the systems of law that both countries have developed, adopted and adapted will work in tandem to create a whole new culture of and about the law in this region is fascinating.
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