Sentence examples for deciding on measures from inspiring English sources

For Rousseau and perhaps Kant too, the idea of a social contract played a different role: as part of their accounts of the General Will, the social contract is a point of view that lawmakers and citizens should adopt for assessing existing laws deciding on measures that achieve justice and citizens' common good.

However, where the EU's energy security is compromised by severe disruptions energy supplies, the competency for deciding on measures remains with the Council (though acting on a Commission proposal).

Tvert's group is backing a number of the marijuana reforms up for a vote Tuesday, ALASKA: Voters in Alaska will be deciding on Measure 2, which would allow adults 21 and older to possess up to one ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants for personal use (with no more than three being mature).

The government is waiting until after a one-day general strike by the two main trade unions this week against its public-sector wage freeze, tax increases and welfare cuts before deciding on any further measures.

"But we are not going to move even one millimeter away from this". The Arab leaders will also have to decide on measures to overhaul the league itself this week, including considering a proposal to form an "Arab parliament" similar to the parliament of the African Union.

She said governments should also decide on measures like closing schools and discouraging or banning public gatherings.

Key members of the French government were due to held a security meeting on Saturday morning to decide on measures to protect against further such attacks.

The exnectation in Washington has been that in calling today's Middle East strategy meeting, President Nixon would seek to decide on measures that the United States might take to reduce the danger of breakdown in the 90‐day cease fire, which began Aug. 7.

Last week, however, the EU decided on measures that could have much greater political implications than many people realize at the moment.

In the event that international law, as expressed in the UN Charter, has been breached the UN Security Council is empowered to decide on measures "to be employed to give effect to its decisions".

For example, if the (case mix adjusted) number of falls is substantially higher compared to the expected average (benchmark), management can decide on measures to improve safety in a particular home.