Sentence examples for The essential measure from inspiring English sources

With the culture wars receding into history and with financial survival or security the essential measure of theatrical success, we have entered a cultural fog in which nothing seems defined or distinct.

The general and his staff had decided that in this war of no fronts the essential measure of progress was the number of Vietcong killed — the "body count," in the jargon of the bureaucracy.

So the maximum acceptable gap in a given domain is usually the essential measure that the application of the surrogate model defines.

They could be used to illustrate the structure and distinctive features of insect anatomy, insect domestication, retrogressive mutations, and the essential measures which are taken by breeders to monitor productivity and selection, including extermination to preempt racial degeneration.

These are just some of the essential measures needed to be taken by Israel to begin the long, arduous and painful road toward establishing renewed trust with Palestinians.

"Without money, poor countries cannot put into place all the essential measures that we know save lives and protect children's dignity," Bellamy said.

The HRQoL is considered one of the essential measures required for the optimal assessment of the results of treatment interventions in drug dependence.

It is possible to distinguish between the two phenotypes only after the essential measures have been taken, which is difficult to achieve outside of a specialized treatment facility.

In patients with difficult-to-treat severe asthma, however, control can be achieved when the essential measures are taken, resulting in fewer exacerbations, social reintegration of the patients, and a reduction in health care costs.

Given this new data, which has already been incorporated into Community policy for multifunctional agriculture at the Berlin Summit (March 1999) and with the adoption of Agenda 2000, there is even more need to take the essential measures and promote the participation of women in rural areas in sustainable rural development and to enhance the role they play.

"The point of texting bans is to reduce crashes, and by this essential measure the laws are ineffective," said Adrian Lund, president of the research group and of the affiliated Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.