Sentence examples for be measures to from inspiring English sources

There will be measures to help exporters.

Most effective might be measures to target Sudan's oil revenues, which provide the government with most of its cash.

But there would also be measures to ensure landlords were not unfairly punished, including capital gains tax allowances at the point of sale.

Farah's comments come the day after Lord Coe warned that there may yet be measures to ban Kenya's track and field team from the Olympics.

Duncan Smith, speaking at an Observer fringe event, said there would be measures to "rectify" the effect of the child benefit cut.

In addition, there would need to be measures to tackle the causes of excessive credit creation, "in particular rising inequality and global asset current-account imbalances".

Things have to be measured, to be sure, especially costs.

There are measures to help prevent tension buildup.

Noise was measured to evaluate image quality.

The pD of this solution was measured to be 10.5.

The Coulombic efficiency (CE) is measured to be 45.7%.