the system will build completed vs the system will be build completed

Some examples from the web:

• Whatever machine you require, this system will build it.
• 'Whatever machine you require, this system will build it.'
• The systems will be installed, calibrated and put into operation by the system provider.
• The system will take care of Hanson.
• The system will then shut down and cannot deliver any additional doses.
• By avoiding duplication of scientific tests, the system will also cut overall costs for industry.
• The system will be reviewed next year.
• The system will cul it out of you completely.
• This means there is no guarantee that the system will always be available.
• But the system will tag anyone who runs straight for the bull's-eye.
• That way the system will think it's correct.
• The system will ensure immunity of course, in order to encourage reporting.
• If no decision is taken, the system will expire on 31 March 2015.
• The system will promote innovation, and that will lead to the most hazardous substances being replaced.
• Structural action must be taken with clear and stable rules guaranteeing that the system will be robust.
• So we should be glad that the system will be strengthened.
• The system will therefore be simpler, and also more generous.
• The system will be brought into operation progressively between 2008 and 2010.
• As a consequence the system will be more transparent.
• The system will operate on-site during a period of nine months, to assess its performances and productivity through seasonal changes and various water levels.

Some examples from the web:

• The neighbourhood programmes will support cross-border and transnational cooperation along the external border of the Union with non-candidate countries and will be build on the existing or planned Interreg programmes and structures.
• The systems will be installed, calibrated and put into operation by the system provider.
• The system will take care of Hanson.
• The system will then shut down and cannot deliver any additional doses.
• By avoiding duplication of scientific tests, the system will also cut overall costs for industry.
• The system will be reviewed next year.
• The system will cul it out of you completely.
• This means there is no guarantee that the system will always be available.
• But the system will tag anyone who runs straight for the bull's-eye.
• That way the system will think it's correct.
• The system will ensure immunity of course, in order to encourage reporting.
• If no decision is taken, the system will expire on 31 March 2015.
• The system will promote innovation, and that will lead to the most hazardous substances being replaced.
• Structural action must be taken with clear and stable rules guaranteeing that the system will be robust.
• So we should be glad that the system will be strengthened.
• The system will therefore be simpler, and also more generous.
• The system will be brought into operation progressively between 2008 and 2010.
• As a consequence the system will be more transparent.
• The system will operate on-site during a period of nine months, to assess its performances and productivity through seasonal changes and various water levels.
• The practical operation of the system will be improved.