Sentence examples for get rid of measures from inspiring English sources

To create a Citizen's Income that didn't screw over the poorest citizens, politicians would need to be bold enough to set it at a rate high enough to lift people out of poverty wherever they live, bolster labour rights and not allow it to become an excuse to get rid of measures that protect society's most vulnerable.

It gets rid of measuring the first imaging distance.

The system is straightforward: you get rid of protective measures, you reduce them, you kill them.

And what matters in precaution is not to get rid of the measure, not to "kill" the measure, not to reduce it, but to reduce the differences between the measures, and between various systems of precaution.

Trying to keep the good while fulfilling a promise to get rid of the measure called for legislative and policy gymnastics beyond their capability.

They may not have an agreement yet, but voting no will get rid of more austerity measures and more relief will come to Greek homes.

It chose to get rid of the offending measures.

In theory, that left the EU with three possible responses: it could get rid of the offending measures; it could pay off the United States; or it could accept U.S. retaliation.

Instead of trying to get rid of the fever, take measures to make you or your child more comfortable during the course of the fever, such as rest, drinking fluids, and staying cool.[20].[20]

But it would also get rid of the card check measure, which was at the heart of the reform, and toss out a major provision making it easier for unionized workers to secure their first collective bargaining agreement.

Mr. Velella, coincidentally, voted in favor of the bill to get rid of the panels, but the measure died in a State Assembly committee.