Sentence examples for grasped the measures from inspiring English sources

Sierra Leoneans themselves readily grasped the measures that the families had taken and the decision they had made.

There is no need for the corresponding nonverbal cues to grasp the full measure of Foreman's condescension.

Our central bank hasn't yet fully grasped the inadequacies of domestic monetary measures, given that almost two-thirds of our hard currency circulates outside our borders.

"With the World Health Organisation warning us that the world risks drifting into a post-antibiotic era, in which antibiotic resistance would cause more deaths each year than cancer, it is high time we took energetic measures and grasped the problem at its roots", said rapporteur Françoise Grossetête (EPP, FR).

He grasped the time.

The time required for the subject to successfully grasp the raisin was measured for each trial.

There is a long, worrying history of government meddling in company pensions whose full impact is only appreciated years after the event.The failure to grasp the impact of new measures arises from the complexity of arrangements for funding private defined-benefit (DB) pensions, which are linked to final salary and years of service.

This said some clinicians identified this metric as the most straightforward measure, quickly grasping the scoring; for patients on the other hand, unlike measures of height or weight, PROMs scores are unfamiliar and their values have no immediate meaning.

MANY lawmakers didn't grasp the scope of the punitive measures they passed, said Ms. Meissner.

Mr. Renneisen said that the volunteers who run state pageants do not grasp the breadth of the economic measures the pageant must take to stay afloat and relevant.

To fully grasp the impact of demand-side measures it is important to understand that incremental changes in demand instantaneously only affect the activation of a limited amount of plants, whereas the activation of all other plants remains unchanged.