Sentence examples for added measures to from inspiring English sources
To sweeten the pot for both sides, Ms. Bogdanoff added measures to regulate so-called Internet sweepstakes cafes, ban new parimutuel permits, lower the tax rate for casinos and parimutuels to 10 percent and compel casinos to put at least $250,000 into a fund to help compulsive gamblers.
"The recent Counter-Terrorism and Security Act has also added measures to disrupt travel, including a new temporary passport seizure power.
collectively introduced the "CROWDFUND Act" (S. 2190), which added measures to the JOBS Act to enable startups and SMBs to use SEC-approved crowdfunding portals to raise money from anyone and everyone.
Markets will closely watch whether Group of 7 finance ministers meeting at the weekend will announce any added measures to try to stem the financial crisis.
Officials with BP, which is responsible for the cleanup, say that the gulf region's soaring temperatures have slowed the work because of added measures to protect more than 18,000 workers on land and at sea across four states from the scorching sun.
Ultimately, this process should lead to a broader "ventilator bundle" with added measures to promote early extubation, encourage protective lung ventilation, prevent pulmonary edema, minimize blood transfusions, and better manage secretions.
He interpolates lavish rubatos and textual liberties (rescoring the end of the Bach fugue, adding measures to a Chopin etude); he shuns Romantic display.
The chief sponsor of a new mining code in congress, Leonardo Quintão, told Reuters on Tuesday that he planned to add measures to tighten regulation of tailings dams like the two that collapsed on Thursday.
His main challenger, François Hollande, the Socialist candidate, has vowed not to ratify a treaty on tougher budget discipline signed by 25 European states unless Germany and other partners agree to add measures to promote growth and jobs.
His plan, worth about $250 billion in 2010 and 2011, mirrors the House's in some ways, but it adds measures to create jobs, notably a $33 billion programme of tax credits.
collectively introduced the "CROWDFUND Act" (S. 2190 earlier thiss month, which adds measures to the House of Rep's now well-known JOBS Act to ensure that companies would be able to use SEC-approved crowdfunding platforms to raise money from "small-dollar investors".
