Sentence examples for blueprint measures from inspiring English sources

Republicans were quick to point out that the president made no mention of a central piece of the senators' blueprint: measures to increase security at borders and in workplaces that would have to be in place before any illegal immigrants could be put on a course leading to citizenship.

The blueprint, Measure R, was bankrolled by developers and backed by the Sierra Club, helping the initiative win 64 percent of the vote.

In addition, this method provides the ability to quantify the binding affinity between carbohydrate moieties and lectins and so provides a blueprint to measure the molecular recognition pattern of bacterial adhesins (from commensals and pathogens) to mucins.

But the project quickly has become more of an incubator for grand ideas than a blueprint proposing specific measures for economic improvement.

But the Alaska Republican's 300-page measure is not by any stretch a blueprint for a measured policy that balances responsible development with energy conservation.

The blueprint is based on measures that a small number of countries have used to reduce transmission of the virus.

The two parties have already negotiated a policy blueprint with many austerity measures that aims to reduce government spending by $20.5 billion by 2017.

Face and content validity was measured by blueprint and a table of specification.

The blueprint provides a good measure of the effectiveness of these means and good reason to believe that racism can be defeated by such means without resorting to biological or genetic measures which might have unwanted effects.

The discrepancy between molecular- and surrogate pathology-based clinical subtyping is reasonable because the two methods are based on different genotypic features of the tumor; where hormone receptors and HER-2 are measured individually, BluePrint is designed according to a rational-based method such that it captures the functional underlying biologic pathway regulated by ER, PR, and HER-2 [ 3].

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "Today's measures are a blueprint for restoring trust, reinforcing professional pride in frontline staff and above all giving confidence that they will be given the best and safest care and the way to do that is to be completely open and transparent.