Sentences with phrase «whole system of»

This also brings into question the integrity of our whole system of booking showings for other Realtors.

Having each entity focus on the job they are assigned to and not having to deviate to other tasks, ensures that the whole system of running a sectional title scheme is efficient and beneficial to all.

Few institutions can afford the comprehensiveness and intensity of services required to support and change a child's whole system of behavior; in most cases, for various reasons, treatment is terminated (usually by the client) long before it is completed.

In September 2007 the whole system of laws regarding child arrangements was overhauled in order to make it a less abrasive process, and to try to encourage more open communications between the parties.

I would like to work for my country and would try to bring a remarkable change in the whole system of justice.

It has become clear that the whole system of regulation, covering what is written down and the way in which it is enacted in practice, is not fit for purpose, leaving room for those who want to take shortcuts to do so.

«The whole system of departmental organisation and administration is based on the view that ministers, being responsible to Parliament, will see that important duties are committed to experienced officials.

But, while the mediation of courts is based upon the principle of judicial impartiality, disinterestedness, and fairness pervading the whole system of judicature, so that courts may as near as possible be above suspicion, there is, on the other side, an important issue at stake: that is, that causes may not be unfairly prejudiced, unduly delayed, or discontent created through unfounded charges of prejudice or unfairness made against the judge in the trial of a cause...

«The parliament should reform the whole system of assistance provided for people with mental disabilities, including abolishing the archaic, rigid model of guardianship and widening access to non-discriminatory, inclusive means of social assistance.»

Many who support getting rid of that section would like to see the whole system of human rights commissions and tribunals dismantled, and those calls would get even louder and the debate more combustible if the government were to start messing with s. 13.

To be sure, most lawyers eventually collect all the relevant facts, interests, goals, and concerns of the client; but a failure to look for, ask about, and consider the whole system of these factors will make the process unnecessarily inefficient, slowing the development of trust and confidence between the lawyer and the client, rather than building it.

C) Countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, who have invented the whole system of BITs and ISDS, can not make their own BITs anymore due to the EU taking over such competences.

On the other, failures of surveillance can negatively impact the whole system of border management and, more concretely, the lives of migrants.

If the whole system of coming to a consensus that leads to meaningful actions is looked at from a chaos theory perspective, I think this so called «bump» may lead to a more chaotic and unpredictable state of affairs for a while longer... i.e., we can't predict what is «likely» to happen in the court of public / policy maker opinion for a more extended period before settling down.

In this 2 - hour interactive webinar, we will begin by exploring the whole system of EfS and the rationale for our approach.

It might be interesting to look at the whole system of Rossby waves.

The whole system of estuaries and of banks is slowly losing ground in the Gulf.

Doing this, you integrate in your control the whole system of sensor, connecting wires and datalogger electronics.

The whole system of animate and inanimate parts regulates itself to sustain life.

«Quality» has many meanings and can be (has been here) linked to «energy», «energy source», «set» (as in SA's original contention), or the implied whole system of power production, so I'm sure there are plenty of valid opinions.

He went on to challenge the whole system of validations and slow - filtering that constitutes the traditional art market, detouring along the way to take a pop at Jerry Saltz, art criticism, and those greedy readers who, without necessarily having money to spend on an Oscar Murillo, are interested nonetheless in the market:

I'd LOVE to go out and protest the whole system of auctioning the work of living artists.

image by Matti Mattila There is a whole system of exchanges that happen on the web based around one of the most valuable marketing commodities out there.

It has a whole system of tombs and secrets beneath it, and it's a storied place for Ezio's family and the Assassin faction in general.

When you are a professional, there is a whole system of oversight that is constantly saying, «What have you done for me lately!»

It allows new members to browse during their free trial, then unlock a whole system of matchmaking and communication tools with a paid subscription.

Then again, there's a whole system of pricing that counts sales as a cost center.

The thing to remember is that the clutch is a consumable part (it's really a whole system of parts that can be consumed but let's pretend that it's a single unique piece for the sake of discussion).

The whole system of teacher learning in Japan is highly collaborative and focused laser - like on studying how children learn and adapting teaching to that learning

«I wanted to create a whole system of schools that would be improved, so that my legacy would not be a few more good schools.»

The goal in Boston is to improve a whole system of schools.

And powerful constraints that exist in the mind can be mobilized to introduce a particular concept (or whole system of thinking) in a way that children are most likely to learn it and least likely to distort it.

The challenge for urban superintendents is to improve a whole system of schools and not settle for just a few more good campuses.

She will confirm that the review will examine the whole system of student funding — including how it provides value for money, both for students and taxpayers, and how students and graduates contribute to the cost of their studies.

If you think of it, the whole system of public education around the world is a protracted process of university entrance.

Now Kepler has found a whole system of planets orbiting a double star.

The movie deals with much more and it cuts deeper, and by the end we see it's about a whole system of values in which men as well as women are victims, and monstrous selfishness is held up as the greatest good.

The whole system of creating «securities» out of bundled mortgages led to banks being more interested in making money on these «new instruments» than to actually giving mortgages to people who could pay them.

«I watched why certain guys did the things they did and noticed how their behavior influenced and built strong attraction in women - and I modeled this and built a whole system of creating a strong masculine presence with women.

The mind is a tool, a very important tool, but it represents a small piece of the whole system of our being.

In line with its importance and similar to most hormone or signaling molecules in the human body, it has a whole system of enzymes and regulation steps which attempt to prevent testosterone levels from getting too high or too low.

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It's serves for producing hormones which affects the brain and the whole system of glands of internal secretion.

But the more I looked at the whole system of technological invention, the more powerful and self - generating I realized it was.

«Yoga is not just exercise, it is a whole system of living,» said Fogerite, an associate professor, who, along with Kietrys, will present the results on September 26 at the Symposium on Yoga Research at the Kripalu Institute in Massachusetts.

In a 28 June statement, the council argues that it is «incorrect that a law that radically changes the whole system of organization of science in Russia was prepared and considered without any discussion in the scientific community.»

He laughs that Fox is attacked for having no minutes of meetings, but New Labour turned it into a «whole system of sofa government».

As director of SU's sustainability education, May «works with professors and students from all disciplines, as well as with staff in energy management, food services, parking and transportation, buildings and grounds, and waste management to promote understanding and research about the university as a whole system of resources and best practices,» according to a university webpage.

In addition, Miliband will leave the way open for the whole system of tuition fees to be scrapped later and replaced by a tax on graduates, which supporters see as a fair way of stopping students running up huge debts.

A whole system of rules determines which honours may be displayed when, and in what order.