Sentence examples for french measures from inspiring English sources
Within the Muslim community, religious leaders were divided on whether the French measures were going too far.
The French measures, by contrast, favor big business less than small and mid-sized companies, households and low-wage earners.
Amid international outcry, Immigration Minister ?ic Besson, above, had made repeated assurances that no French measures had been aimed specifically at the Roma.
The moves represented the strongest French measures since the rebels broke a two-year calm last week by attacking several Government posts south of the so-called Red Line that divides Chad along the 16th parallel.
Still, economists said the French measures should help the whole economy, if indirectly, as tax relief to low-wage earners widens the earnings gap between the lowest-paid employed and the unemployed, raising the incentive for the jobless to seek work.
Again, the correlation of French measures with themselves using American employment weights is not shown.
She has now done it twice: first in 1992, when she failed to advance past the second round of the 400, and again in 1996, when she advanced past everyone except her much taller French measuring stick, Marie-Jose Perec, and ended up with the silver medal in Atlanta.
Contemporary accounts state that Bonaparte's height was 5ft 2in, but at that time, the French measured 13 inches to the foot (Napoleon himself oversaw France's conversion to the metric system).
Author: Hugh Waddington and Birte Snilstveit Price: No. of pages: Publication date: January 2010 Publisher: UNICEF Languages: English, French Measuring policy effectiveness through impact evaluation The authors discuss what impact evaluation is, why they are so critical for development work, who is conducting them, and how to attribute impact to an intervention.
American visitors have also been particularly impressed by French administrative measures to encourage inno vation.
Asked about French security measures, he said French fighters were permanently at the ready and could scramble within two minutes in the face of any threat.
