Sentence examples for constructive measure from inspiring English sources

But Shauneen Lambe, director of Just for Kids Law, a legal firm dedicated to supporting young people, does not think automatic prison sentences are a constructive measure.

"We intentionally created an interval, an interregnum for the government to take immediate and constructive measures to address urgent humanitarian issues faced by the Tamils," he said.

ARTHUR L. YEAGER Edison, N.J., Sept. 5, 2011 To the Editor: "The Jobs Crisis" (editorial, Sept. 4) suggests constructive measures to reduce unemployment.

Once the threatening campaign for repeal of the union had been brought to a halt in 1843 with O'Connell's trial for conspiracy, Peel turned to more constructive measures.

These hopes have been disappointed, because the voters, male and female, being politically untrained and uneducated, have (a) no grasp of constructive measures, (b) loathe taxation as such, (c) dislike being governed at all, and (d) dread and resent any extension of official interference as an encroachment on their personal liberty.

They can be minimised by constructive measures.

To achieve it, some constructive measures such as forcible entry tools are given.

Here are some helpful and constructive measures that can move us to a more genuinely free-enterprise health care system.

But constructive measures that decrease operational energy use and thus also decrease operational greenhouse gas emissions require the use of more insulation materials.

Let's push for constructive measures and work with the NSW Government and policy makers to make some positive changes for this generation and generations to come.

Israeli and Palestinian leaders must make every effort to change public perceptions about each other by simultaneously taking constructive measures to cultivate trust parallel to the negotiations on substantive issues.