Sentence examples for account measures from inspiring English sources

The current account measures trade in merchandise, services, tourism and investment.

The current account measures not only goods and services with other nations but also investment flows and government grants.

The ABI says insurers should take into account measures that reduce the risk to a property, such as flood defences.

The current account measures the movement of goods and services between countries as well as investment flows and transfers, including American foreign aid payments.

Ofcom said that it took into account measures taken by the BBC to minimise the risk of offensive language being transmitted but it reminded the corporation and other broadcasters "to take all proportionate measures for live broadcasts before the watershed".

The current account measures income but the capital account measures changes in the ownership of assets.

Opponents of the savings account measure, mostly liberal Democrats, see it as a tax shelter for young, healthy and wealthy people and a potential trap for unwary workers.

"We in the United States have been incurring ever larger trade deficits," Greenspan recently intoned, "with the broader current account measure having reached 5% of GDP.

A more complete model of project success would take into account measure of development activities such as code commits or project topic, data for which are available online.

Our study takes into account measured patterns of sexual behaviour and HPV infection in this rural population.

A limitation of this trial is that this type of analysis only takes into account measured variables, but other factors may play a role.