Sentence examples for believe measures from inspiring English sources

The Home Office and NPIA believe measures introduced over the past two years will prevent a repetition of the Patel disaster.

The UK does not recognise the referendum or its outcome... we believe measures must be adopted that send a strong signal to Russia that this challenge to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine will bring economic and political consequences".

"We believe measures are consistent with EU legislation and that there are enough safeguards in place to protect the rights of consumers and ISPs and will continue to work on implementing them".

Ishikawa et al. [ 30] developed a tool they believe measures functional, communicative and critical health literacy by assessing a person's ability to obtain, critically analyse, and use health information to positively participate in their own health care.

This would imply better design for recyclability, but MEPs believe measures to stimulate the market for recycled plastic are also needed.

We believe measuring Q-angle with the participant in a supine position may yield more consistent results.

"Diageo has consistently supported this government and its predecessors to tackle alcohol misuse and believes measures such as stricter law enforcement in addressing drunk and disorderly behaviour will work.

The Army believes measures it instituted have helped, and fingers crossed that's true.

However, the band believed measures against early leaks may not have allowed critics (who were supposed to rely on the CD copies) time to make up their minds.

He said he did not believe government measures in this year's communications bill would deter consolidation in the newspaper sector.

But some believe radical measures are necessary.