Sentence examples for by taking measures from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin has already caused discontent by taking measures like making it easier for employers to dismiss workers.

The administrators of the Web site responded by taking measures to work around the ban, which they said drove up traffic to the site after they redirected it.

But Virginia, where we live, is big on guns, so I did believe that my son was vulnerable to being shot by a panicky neighbor and that trouble could be avoided by taking measures like this.

What risk there is can be mitigated further by taking measures to prevent mosquito bites, such as applying a high quality insect repellent regularly," said Prof Mike Turner, the director of science and head of infection and immunobiology at the Wellcome Trust.

By taking measures to make sure international tax structures are capable of meeting the challenges of globalisation, and recognising the importance of sustainable domestic revenue mobilisation for long-term development needs, DfID can take a step towards the welfare state in Africa that Hilary Benn has called for.

"Eleven per cent of the population comes from black or Asian or minority population and our determination to increase that representation is by taking measures at a local level encourage constituents that this is the right thing to do," he said.

Start by taking measure of an actual tie, to determine the size of your tie.

The conservative government of Kostas Karamanlis – and its successor led by George Papandreou – took measures to restore economic credibility.

Infection was avoided in many patients by taking proactive measures against aggravation of diarrhoea and taking early anti-infection measures.

By taking those measures, Ms. Johnston said, "you can lower premiums by 45percentt" off the highest rates.

"We, as scientists, should respond to those concerns by taking prudent measures," says Aeppli.