Sentence examples for have some measures from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would be useful to have some measures to select the experts to be combined.

"We want to have some measures that will prevent this sort of thing from happening again," Mr. Abdullah said.

"You pray to God you have some measures in place to mitigate violence, but people are scared; they're heartbroken," he said.

Patients may have reduced vision from other undetermined causes or have some measures of visual function that are not reduced at all.

You have to have some measure of trust in them.

Most people asked to serve as a foreign policy principal have some measure of self-respect.

"But we have to have some measure that is valid, and we don't have that".

Any one of these explanations is feasible, and all very likely have some measure of truth.

I will never work on something in which I don't have some measure of artistic authority.

Seven states – California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York – have some measure of assault weapon bans in place, and Washington DC, Chicago and Boston have city-wide measures on the books.

Chris Christie said that his own children had taken their shots but that "parents need to have some measure of choice".