Sentence examples for from the measures from inspiring English sources

This anger has distracted focus from the measures being proposed.

Tenet did not say how many jobs would be cut and how much in charges against earnings would result from the measures announced today.

The report noted that results varied by industry and that companies in the the auto parts and steel fabrication businesses reported a greater effect from the measures.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 3.37pm GMT Another £1.5bn (£290m in 2014-15 and £1.23bn in 2015-15) is coming from the measures dealing with tax avoidance.

So the point of attaching Pays finance to the property is that householders would only be responsible for the repayments while benefiting from the measures.

She will argue that 1,000 under-performing schools could benefit from the measures in the Education and Adoption Bill which is published on 3 June.

Together they might share the opprobrium that will inevitably result from the measures needed to do a deal with the IMF and get the economy working.

Opponents say the bill unfairly targets leftwing organisations critical of government policy, leaving rightwing pro-settlement groups immune from the same scrutiny, as those tend to rely on private donors – who are exempt from the measures.

As shown by War on Want's recent research into the employment impacts of trade liberalisation, millions of jobs across the world are at risk from the measures proposed by the WTO.

Apart from the measures on recall and pensions, the government was highlighting plans for overhaul of planning, incentives for shale gas fracking, tax-free child care and a portmanteau bill on small business, regulation and zero-hours contracts.

By comparison, the Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates that the losses to the poorest decile resulting from the measures in the chancellor's autumn statement will be £3.34 a week.