Sentence examples for effective measures to make from inspiring English sources
Some of the most effective measures to make sure ex-gangsters don't rejoin MS-13, he said, often sounded the least dramatic: removing the tattoos that gang members have to wear to signal their affiliation, job training, and parenting workshops for members who wanted to leave the gang to raise their children.
And in America, at least, the government seems to be taking fairly effective measures to make sure that nobody does the research that might prove otherwise, while threatening the terrors of the earth on doctors in those states that have voted to permit medical use, if they dare to avail themselves of their new legal rights.
It was thus able to take effective measures to prepare for Pam.
Accordingly, CSPs can take effective security measures to make illegitimate use, unauthorized modification and disclosure of their services, relatively hard if not impractical.
It is a matter of trade-off between features and elimination of unneeded security measures to make effective use of available resources.
This study also proposes certain measures to make it more effective and efficient for archiving the research output of a nation.
It is important to identify such delays in order to undertake measures to make the TB control programs more effective.
These latter two aspects are perceived as relevant in order to better design DP policies in the future to make more effective measures to stabilise farm income.
"China hopes that Japan take effective measures to stop stirring up tension in the East China Sea and making irresponsible remarks," it said.
Although commendable efforts were made to devise effective measures to control HIV transmission in the country, a structured program to screen and educate Pakistani migrant workers regarding sexually transmitted infections is still awaited.
Coming into force in 1975, the convention now covers 160 countries, making it one of the most effective measures to protect habitats across the globe.
