Sentence examples for compensatory measure from inspiring English sources
Finally, we discuss applications for locating habitat restoration as a compensatory measure and potential sites for wildlife crossings, creating new stepping stones and evaluating road layouts using the selected freeway as an example.
The Schengen Information System, otherwise known as SIS, is a large-scale database system created by the Schengen Convention as a compensatory measure following the abolition of controls at internal borders within the Schengen area which includes the majority of European states.
As a compensatory measure, a series of modal and nonlinear static analyses are conducted by emphasizing the characteristic dynamic behavior of tunnel form buildings including impacts of wall-to-wall and wall-to-slab interaction and effects of torsion and wall-openings on the load transfer mechanism and seismic performance.
Only when a specific individual has been victimized by racial or other discrimination can the otherwise irrelevant factor of race be used as a compensatory measure to award a position or a seat at a university.
In accordance with the Monroe Kellie doctrine, secondary venodilation may develop as a compensatory measure to the low CSF pressure, adding a vascular component with venous dilatation to the typical MR-presentation introduced as SEEPS (subdural hygroma, enhancement, engorged veins, pituitary hyperaemia, and sagging of the brain [3]).
Another type of exemption is called an "interim compensatory measure".
McDonnell said a policy review body would look at introducing "compensatory measures" for small business.
But over time, these compensatory measures can't keep up, and the heart weakens further.
Mandelson says that it is also important to get the timing right and sometimes offer one-off compensatory measures.
His menu of "compensatory measures" includes installing artificial lighting and ventilation systems and buying tenants new refrigerators, stoves and air-conditioners.
He's since announced that he won't be going ahead due to Boris's promising "compensatory measures" to offset the move's adverse effects on air quality.
