Sentence examples for a parallel measure from inspiring English sources

The momentum in both houses means the new sanctions included in the legislation have a chance of becoming law but its fate may be tied to a parallel measure intended to drop decades-old trade restrictions on Russia.

are backing a parallel measure in the Senate.

The House passed a parallel measure on Friday by a vote of 252 to 161.

Later that year, Senators Walter Deee" Huddleston of Kentucky and Howard Baker of Tennessee introduced a bill to honor Cooper by renaming the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area to the Cooper National Recreation Area; Kentucky Congressman Hal Rogers sponsored a parallel measure in the House.

The Working Alliance Inventory – Case Manager Form (WAI-CM) [ 32]; a parallel measure of the client form that assesses the clinician's thoughts and feelings regarding their relationship with the client.

Although this resulted in a greater number of items with lower difficulty and discrimination for parents than for youth, this was determined to be acceptable in order to create a parallel measure for parents and children.

Exploring barriers to testing oncology patients, beyond the lack of guidelines, is a crucial parallel measure.

A possible parallel measure in boys, called the urocytogram (Preeyasomba and Kenny 1966), exploits the hormonal responsiveness of urethral cells from spun urine.

International pressure on oil companies to disclose payments does help, he said, citing the U.S. Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, a parallel European Union measure and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, launched by Britain.

This implies that these compounds can only be measured efficiently at these or higher concentrations if a parallel signal measuring their auto-fluorescence is employed, so that this can be subtracted from the PAD signal.

He hoped the government might introduce a parallel indicator – measuring childhood development at the age of three and five.