Sentence examples for early measures from inspiring English sources

One of Briffaut's controversial early measures was to cancel the town's commemorations of the abolition of slavery.

5. Find the right route to scale Once those early measures show potential, finding the right route to scale is also important.

Preparation for such low probability but high consequence events is difficult to imagine, yet some modest early measures can be considered.

Identifying relationships between feeding intolerance (FI), inflammation, and early measures of neurodevelopment may provide the basis for clinically relevant assessments for NICU clinicians and staff.

Settings of interest were schools, workplaces, and recreation facilities, and most early measures used direct observation methods with demonstrated inter-observer reliability.

But these early measures were the sporadic, informal efforts of military commanders acting locally, and did not constitute the sort of consistent policy that would soon become essential.

'This will be an early measure of the IOC's resolve to make changes and reforms,' he said.

Sitting nearby, Ethan Steinberg sought to summarize the Democratic candidates' Senate votes on an early measure to authorize the war.

One early measure of his ascent was the album "Meet Betty Carter and Ray Bryant," released on Columbia in 1955.

In an early measure of the renewed anger there, South Korea's governing and opposition parties, in a rare joint action, both condemned the visit.

The second-quarter fund-raising reports offered an early measure of the strength of the Democratic field seven months before the first primary.