Sentence examples for a measure ahead from inspiring English sources

Aim to look at least a measure ahead, by starting smaller with a beat ahead and then keep increasing the distance ahead.

The government needs to review all of the available evidence about the effectiveness of such a measure before going ahead with a plain packaging policy, but introducing plain packaging for cigarettes could certainly help to reduce the brand marketing appeal of cigarettes to teenagers, and most importantly, help to stop young people from developing a smoking habit that can only shorten their lives.

Home Secretary Theresa May introduced the limit of 24,100 workers a month as an interim measure ahead of a permanent cap.

Home Secretary Theresa May introduced the cap this summer as an interim measure ahead of a permanent cap.

But the handover of the minors was considered a humanitarian measure ahead of the final deal.

Germany is set to move ahead with its own levy, and Britain is expected to endorse a similar measure ahead of the Group of 20 meeting next month.

In an upbeat sign though, the Standard & Poor 's/Case-Shiller 's/Case-Shiller rose 1.2% in August, from July, a strong measure ahome of the 0.7% bumpricel Street had expected.

Sales came in at $13.5 billion, a good measure ahead of the $12 billion Wall Street expected, and 48.4% better than the $9.1 billion totaled in last year’s corresponding period.

The MPs' contribution increase would only be a temporary measure ahead of Ipsa's full review of MPs' pay and pensions - due to report back by the end of 2013 - which might include considering whether the final salary scheme should end.

Last week, UN aid convoys reached five towns with humanitarian supplies, in what was billed as a confidence building measure ahead of a cessation of hostilities.

Some rules that restricted U.S. food sales have already been relaxed as a confidence-building measure ahead of the talks.