Sentence examples for all measures to make from inspiring English sources
"Hopefully our positioning does help and we'll be taking all measures to make the tyres go as long as they can.
While sitting on the executive at the Liberal party federal council, he proudly outlined all his measures "to make sure that the ABC is being the best possible steward of taxpayer resources that it can be".
The ISC report says: "We recognise that the Security Service (MI5) has taken all possible measures to make available the necessary resources during the period of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, but remain concerned at the risk that is being taken in some areas and the vulnerability of the UK at this critical period".
As the UN convention which has the highest number of countries ratifying, Convention on the Rights of Child (CRC) has assigned the responsibility to the governments to take all available measures to make sure children's rights are respected, protected and fulfilled.
Sandy Hook was, for me personally, the day I lost all hope that measures to make our country safer (with regards to guns) would ever happen.
In a nationwide attempt to enhance China's cultural status, the Chinese government has been rolling out a series of measures to make all government-owned libraries and museums free of charge by the end of 2012.
All over Europe, governments are mulling measures to make their countries less attractive to potential asylum seekers.
The prime minister said the government would present a bill next week to ensure "transparency and good management" during the reconstruction project, including measures to make sure all donations actually end up going to Notre Dame.
But not all companies can take such drastic measures to make sure their employees get some rest — particularly those with an international reach.
