Sentence examples for implement this measure from inspiring English sources

To implement this measure Tiberius secured the legislative office of tribune, for 133 bc, which was not an essential part of a senatorial career.

Should the SWA drop their appeal, and accept that the time has now come to implement this measure that will save lives, they could expect very strong support from across Scotland".

Ben Summerskill, Chief Executive of the gay rights group Stonewall, said they would "fight on to push both coalition parties to deliver on their promise to implement this measure by 2015".

Fully 92percentt of Americans want background checks on people buying guns, but the rich and powerful NRA thwarts any legislation introduced to implement this measure.

It seems however impossible to implement this measure into a busy clinical real-life setting.

The FCTC guidelines stress that all countries should implement this measure; fewer than a quarter have done so.

"If implemented, this measure would result in retaliation against our nation's farmers and consumers," said Ms. Hartzler, during a hearing on the farm bill in May.

Implementing this measure would facilitate the protection of high quality tea plantations that form a crucial part of the world cultural and natural heritage site of Mount Wuyi.

These results are consistent with those reported by Lassmann and Sonnhammer (2005a) who recently re-implemented this measure while basing it on libraries made of alternative multiple sequence alignments.

While researchers who implemented this measure have reported good sensitivity as well as cross-cultural generalizability [ 33- 35], the MOS SF-36 was constructed mainly to quantify limitations in social (and other) activities caused by health problems, thus confounding general health status and functional loss with QofL.

"We should not wait for a catastrophic accident at or a terrorist attack on a nuclear reactor in this country to occur to implement this common-sense emergency preparedness measure," he wrote in a letter Monday to John Holdren, the White House science adviser.