Sentence examples for build on measures from inspiring English sources
These bitter pills should be swallowed, and one hopes that future reformers will build on measures like the tax on so-called "Cadillac" insurance plans and various pilot programs designed to encourage delivery system reform.
"The action we are seeking is achievable with will and determination: it builds on measures and processes already set in motion by the African Union, the East African Community and the United Nations.
And he needs to take care that future victories, if any, are built on measures that will stand the test of time.His first achievements have been less impressive in that respect than they might seem.
The first strategy is the collocated-decentralised approach, which is built on measuring and controlling local vibration in an attempt to influence the global acoustic error.
He said Russia must "return forces to barracks and engage in legitimate policy of de-escalation" if it does not want to see the US and partners build on these measures.
The sanctions, expected to be announced on Monday, build on existing measures against Iran's oil and gas industry, which aim to curb foreign investment in refineries or other facilities.
It says the CMA's interim proposals "build on existing measures by high-street banks to deliver new innovative ways of banking" and hails the "pragmatic suggestions to increase awareness of (account) switching".
On the Defra website, his main role is described as providing "ministers with the best possible scientific advice and build on existing measures to ensure that science and technology are used to inform policy".
The technology we use is built on standard algorithms that measure the difference in intensity of contrast between the eyes and the upper cheek and nose.
Some of these steps build on stricter security measures that Europeans put in place after the September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States.
