Sentence examples for adding measures from inspiring English sources

He interpolates lavish rubatos and textual liberties (rescoring the end of the Bach fugue, adding measures to a Chopin etude); he shuns Romantic display.

Thursday night, the Senate amended an ordinary appropriations bill to include what one sponsor called the "first legislative strike against terrorists," adding measures that expand the government's authority to wiretap computers and streamline the process of getting wiretap permission.

The delivery of the letter coincided with a move by the Bush administration to put more pressure on Iran by adding measures that prohibit financial institutions from helping Iranian banks, the government or others in the country, the Treasury Department said Thursday.

Video games face the same hurdle, but have done their best to at least act like a sport, by adding measures such as an anti-doping programme.

Ofcom has revised proposals for its fourth-generation mobile spectrum auction, adding measures that could bring coverage to 98% of the UK.

They were demanding a "clean" Dream Act, which would provide a pathway for Dreamers to obtain citizenship without adding measures that would harm other immigrants.

For instance, many of these accounts use revenues when value added measures would be more appropriate.

Another of these added measures could offset the problems caused by Basel's risk weighting.

The problem was that Mr. Bush managed to add measures that sharply undercut the court's role in monitoring eavesdropping.

To the Editor: Bill Gates is right: ranking teachers based on "value added" measures will do nothing to improve educational quality.

The technology, he added, "measures social behavior at a scale and depth you just didn't have before".