Sentence examples for a measure from from inspiring English sources

A measure from the Tories on marriage will restore some sort of balance.

*Tell the Pentagon to ship some M-1 rifles of World War II vintage to veterans' groups to use at funerals, a measure from Senator Warner.

The White House urged House members to vote against a measure from Representative Justin Amash, a Michigan Republican, that would stop the NSA siphoning up the telephone records of millions of Americans without suspicion of a crime.

Republican leaders also plan to give moderates and Democrats a vote to strike a measure from the bill that would open a swath of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, environmentally sensitive land on Alaska's North Slope, to oil drilling.

The College Cost Reduction and Access Act, a measure from 2007 that, among other things, lowered the interest rate on federal student loans from 6.8% to 3.4%, is set to expire in July.

But it was a beguiling vote: in the stately, easily clogged Senate, the support of thirty-four members can sustain a Presidential veto; and, perhaps more to the point, forty-one dissidents can prevent a measure from ever reaching a vote, under the so-called cloture rule.

Most real debates, by House standards, are divided equally between opponents and supporters of a measure, usually from opposite parties.

The COHSI is a measure derived from paired preferences of an expert panel of dentists.

Performance is quantified using a measure derived from the linear sensitivity function.

Alliance to be measured with a measure independent from the instrument to be used for feedback.

By reverse engineering, we may infer an optimization measure from a sufficient number of attested co-regulations.