The phrase "actions measure" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The effectiveness of our strategies is determined by how well our actions measure up to our goals."
Alternatives: "actions evaluate" or "actions assess".
How well have their actions measured up? A. Our customers have been through the wringer with them for months.
We've been working with great drivers who are very tolerant of being wired up by students and having all of their actions measured.
This means that improvement teams are to carry out small scale actions, measuring if the actions led to the expected outcomes, and, if not, adjusting the actions [ 2].
Lawmakers in both parties agree that the class-action measure has the best chance of passing.
Local elections were due, in which, as an affirmative-action measure, Shahabpur was to be reserved for a dalit pradhan.
Four Senate Democrats wrote to Dr. Frist last week indicating that they would help him pass the class-action measure once the Senate had disposed of the Pentagon bill.
A petition drive to place an anti-affirmative action measure on the statewide ballot was called off today by the man who started similar campaigns in California and Washington.
Support for the affirmative-action measure divided along ethnic lines only when politicians versed in the race-based politics of multiculturalism decided to link it to Proposition 187.
A similar referendum, however, failed on a close vote in Colorado, which represented the first defeat for the anti-affirmative-action measure.
Mr. Obama, speaking on Sunday in Chicago at the Unity '08 Convention, a gathering of minority journalists, said he was disappointed in Mr. McCain's position on the affirmative action measure.
