Sentence examples for back measures from inspiring English sources
Professor Starbatty said he believed that Germany would bow to pressure and back measures to protect Greece from market pressure.
A recent survey from the Office of National Statistics showed that 87percentt of people in Britain would back measures against smoking in enclosed public places.
India's new central bank governor, Raghuram Rajan, has taken steps to roll back measures that were imposed when the rupee was in a free fall over the summer.
Cont in A only and work straight until back measures 33 36 40 44 cm/13(14 1/4:15 3/4:17 1/4)in from cast on edge, ending with a p row.
Members of a community may be willing, within limits, to back measures that are good for the whole, even if they do not immediately or directly serve their self-interest.
On issues of criminal rights and liberties--what might be called Willie Horton issues--the President has, in recent months, gone so far to the right that he has been willing to back measures of dubious constitutionality.
Not only does the back measure 259 yards longer, it plays into the teeth of the prevailing wind.
Four of the five Burbank City Council members back Measure B. If voters approve Measure B, a new terminal could open in about seven years. .
Additionally, the STarT Back (measuring risk of developing chronic pain) was collected at BBPS information sessions.
These days, however, the politics appear to be shifting, with more elected officials backing measures that restrain the financial industry.
The government has pledged to help the struggling British steel industry compete with foreign rivals by backing measures including a lowering of energy costs and reducing business rates.
