Sentence examples for consider appropriate measures from inspiring English sources
They also asked the EU's executive arm, to engage with the European Central Bank to "consider appropriate measures on high denomination notes, in particular the €500 note".
"The members of the security council expressed their intention to actively follow the situation of the abducted girls and to consider appropriate measures against Boko Haram," the 15-member council, which includes Nigeria, said.
Regardless of these difficulties, the findings are important and require us to consider appropriate measures in our empowerment programs in future studies.
Our research examined the recovery from Aila to determine whether it was planned considering appropriate measures for pre-Aila vulnerability reduction (PAVR).
Whereas routine hospital admissions or outpatient attendances may be considered appropriate measures in the management of long-term conditions, unplanned hospitalisation is generally undesirable.
"B salamandrivorans poses an extreme risk to European amphibian biodiversity and nations need to urgently consider appropriate biosecurity measures to stop the further spread of this, and other similar, emerging pathogens".
The lawsuit was announced right after the closed session March 27, with Harp describing it as a suit to get OCTA to "do appropriate environmental analysis in order to consider appropriate mitigation measures related to the deletion of the bridge". He did not announce a vote, just saying the lawsuit had been authorized.
The NHIS regulatory agency should consider appropriate reform measures to deal with these shortcomings in the scheme.
"Medicine and meditation, etymologically, come from the same root: to consider, advise, reflect, to take appropriate measures," he writes, suggesting that the two are closely related.
They shall take all necessary measures as they consider appropriate with a view to increasing the number of bathing waters classified as "excellent" or "good".
They shall take such realistic and proportionate measures as they consider appropriate with a view to increasing the number of bathing waters classified as "excellent" or "good".
