Sentence examples for executive measures from inspiring English sources

Mr Tracy's dismissal came on the day that President Barack Obama announced new executive measures to tighten regulations regarding access to firearms.

This extends the administration's trend of mass detention and deportation of undocumented immigrants – now hovering at a record 2m "removals" – and marks a regression from earlier executive measures to grant temporary deportation reprieves to undocumented youth.

i – To adopt executive measures empowering and merging youths in the State establishments to become partners in the decision-making, as assistants to ministers and governors and various executive posts.

The executive measures announced by Obama on Wednesday stated that licensed US travellers would be "authorized to import $400 worth of goods from Cuba, of which no more than $100 can consist of tobacco products and alcohol combined", and that the administration aims to "empower the nascent Cuban private sector".

However, a study published in 2013 by the University and College Union (UCU) used health and safety executive measures, assessed against a large sample of over 14,000 university employees, to reveal growing stress levels among academics prompted by heavy workloads, a long hours culture and conflicting management demands.

The book demonstrates that executive measures, such as internment, deportation and control orders to counter terrorism and other threats to national security, have a long history as regards the response of UK governments of all political persuasions to threats both at home and in the colonial empire.

While GM has addressed the immigration order issued by Trump last week in an internal memo shared with media from the company's HR lead John Quattrone, Barra herself has not addressed the executive measure publicly.

In Wave 3, an executive measure was added (i.e., CLOX: An Executive Clock-Drawing Task) [ 12].

Executive function was severely impaired in the majority of subjects at baseline (7/12 subjects scored < 5th percentile on at least one executive measure) and deficits became more frequent over the period of follow-up (10/12 < 5th percentile).

Firms that once specialised in helping executives measure how web users feel about their brands now supply products that warn police when civil unrest approaches, and help them closely follow crises.

We administered neuropsychological tests to assess memory, learning, executive function, measures of attention, visuospatial function, affective state, and motor function.