Sentence examples for aside measures from inspiring English sources

Justice Samuel Alito, while conceding that gerrymandering may be "distasteful," brushed aside measures for preventing it as unmanageable, unreliable, or too confusing.

Voters in last month's general election were receptive to Abe's focus on growth in the world's third-largest economy, even if it meant setting aside measures to tackle public debt, now more than 230% of its GDP, according to the International Monetary Fund.

The 1992 reform of the European Union's Common Agricultural Policy included an 'Accompanying Measure' that sought to co-ordinate the agri-environmental programmes of member states alongside initially voluntary and later compulsory set-aside measures designed to restrain agricultural production.

Future studies addressing these qualitative aspects asides measures of frequency may help to refine an understanding of individual differences in the experience of pain and its association with an increased risk to engage in SI and suicide.

For now the Union is poised to enact an alternative and more palatable intervention to remove a certain number of emissions permits or E.U. allowances — E.U.A.'s — from the market, in a "withholding" or "set-aside" measure.

Leaving aside minor measures, such as the deregulation of long-distance buses, there has been little in the way of structural reforms to encourage firms to invest.

In a BBC interview, he refused to admit he had done anything wrong, and brushed aside the measures taken against him.

That aside, our measures of resistance and infectivity may be more generally applicable if they are equated with the rate of evolution of coevolving populations of hosts and parasites.

Aside from standard measures of sovereign risk, such as debt-to-GDP ratios, we need to understand better the investor base for government debt, and why and how investors change their allocations.

Set aside some measuring implements so you can accurately measure ingredients according to your recipe.

Aside from measuring the aberrations of the eye via the DM, a direct measurement of the eye's aberrations is also obtained.