Sentence examples for for future measures from inspiring English sources

A new Scottish Social Security Bill, introduced in the first year of the new parliament, will pave the way for future measures.

Therefore, these results will be conducive for understanding the contribution of different grassland types to the global carbon cycle and providing a reference for future measures taken for increasing carbon storage in grasslands.

This article builds on and complements the Atlas by providing an overview of the care coordination measurement landscape that may serve as a guide for future measure development efforts, highlighting gaps where new measures are needed and areas of high density where the field may benefit from refinement and consolidation of existing measures.

This is promising for future measuring of results for the SDGs: more reliable data and innovative methodologies will help truly capture and track women's empowerment in the home, the workplace and in public life.

It therefore can be recommended as a sufficiently robust tool for future measuring clinical severity of Achilles tendinopathy in German speaking patients.

Nevertheless, Wilberforce still hoped "to lay a foundation for some future measures for the emancipation of the poor slaves", which he believed should come about gradually in stages.

Policy makers may learn from such analyses for planning future measures.

A dues increase would also enable the union to generate extra revenues to pay for another future measure intended to protect players, and that is increased background checks on agents.

Several disease markers are employed for diagnosis and are important to determine epidemiological and molecular characteristics for future control measures.

The model clarified the origin of polymeric contaminants in recycled plastics, either sorting faults or packaging components, which gives directions for future improvement measures.

Accordingly, we can understand why Dewey claims that 'to foresee future objective alternatives and to be able by deliberation to choose one of them and thereby weigh its chances in the struggle for future existence, measures our freedom' (Human Nature and Conduct, MW14, 210).