Meanings of established system in English

There was an established system and a regular vocabulary of bullying.

They had also canoes; and had a better established system of government than their neighbours.

In general, there was no established system in the Agúsan Valley as far as the dealings of Bisáyas went.

More than either, though, is the fact that Hickey's presence is not mediated through an established system of performance.

No established system of education or none proposed is more circumscribed by institutionalized thought than the vocational and industrial school movement.

I tried my best, as far as it was consistent with loyalty to an established system, to correct the faulty bias.

At such times benevolence will almost surely be submerged by the whelming tide of selfishness, unless buoyed up by well- established system.

You will find also an established system by which, if it prove a good one, time and labour may be saved.

Yet how to gain it when it is the established system of these nations to exclude all foreigners from their colonies?

Their common policy was reduction of prerogative, concession in discipline, conciliation in doctrine; and it involved the reversal of an established system.

At the present day an ingeniously established system of irrigation allows the agriculturist to direct and distribute the overflow according to his needs.

What is certain is that the times are gone when leaders of the dominant parties could claim to be the alternative to the established system.

Careful consideration should be given to the feasibility of integrating a novel element with differing priorities into an established system with existing functions and objectives.

In every age of the world there has been an established system, which has been opposed from time to time by isolated and dissentient reformers.