Our work with schools, for example, includes a checklist of measures to spot adolescents who are at risk of dropping out, and the Schools without Violence initiative helps to catch potential problems at an early stage, before it is too late.
The WTO, for example, permits a wide range of measures to protect public health and the environment as long as measures are nondiscriminatory (i.e., they do not favor a domestic producer or one trading partner over others).
A few months ago, for example, the government announced a series of measures to prevent the economy from overheating.
Since 2009, for example, Singapore has announced four rounds of measures to cool property markets, including higher loan-to-value ratios, a ban on interest-only mortgages and a stamp tax on relatively quick resales.
Mercer Delta, for example, has devised an elaborate set of measures to classify five different types of board behaviour, from the passive (essentially, the South Central Pacific and Mexican Railway Company approach) to the operating, where the directors have, in effect, stepped in to take control.
For some of us, female and male, these constitute a necessary instrument, and thus we feel the point must be made that the European Union ought to follow the Norwegian example of applying measures to increase the numbers of female board members of public utilities to at least 40%, and use regulations to impose a 40% quota of female representation on boards of private companies.
Thus, the creation of Monitoring Committees and the retrocession of the sites to the Burundian Red Cross constitute concrete examples of measures likely to enhance sustainability.
She also gave examples of specific measures to address violence in the region, for instance like in Tanzania where each ministry has made a declaration on how they will respond to violence and the usage of common reporting format for police, schools and health practitioners in Swaziland.
From Boutros Boutros-Ghali's Agenda for Peace (1992) that acknowledged promoting peace through religion to the UN's 2007 High-level Dialogue on Interreligious and Intercultural Understanding and Cooperation for Peace are constructive examples of international measures to promote pluralism and human security.
Examples of measures used to define social mobility have included income, occupation, education and social class [ 5- 8].
