Sentence examples for devising measures from inspiring English sources

A second problem that confronts comparative analysis is the difficulty of devising measures of political development.

Encouraged by Mr Müntefering's recent outburst against global investors, leftists have been devising measures they would like to see run alongside, or even replace, Agenda 2010.

Much effort in systematic conservation planning has gone into devising measures and algorithms which are efficient at capturing the biological importance of different candidate areas.

Her call for more caution in devising measures for dealing with the riots is in line with the Lib Dem position that they will put a brake on some of the responses.

Resistance turned out to be stronger north of the border than anywhere else and the national anti-poll tax movement sprang up from the streets of Glasgow, devising measures to stop bailiffs and defences to fight court cases.

As this species of fly is now known to be the agent which disseminates the infection of sleeping sickness, any discoveries relating to its breeding habits are of the utmost importance from the point of view of devising measures for extirpating the fly or checking its increase.

To achieve goals on cycle time, quality, productivity, and cost, managers must devise measures that are influenced by employees' actions.

The company hired safety consultants, then identified every point where bacteria could slip in and devised measures to kill them.

Project scientists devised measures that enabled them to compensate for the defective mirror and correct the imaging problem.

Now act three is beginning, but in countries much less able to devise measures to stop financial contagion and whose banks are more precarious.

They also said they would devise measures to end the purchase of cattle from indigenous and protected areas, and from farms that use slave labor.