Sentence examples for instigated measures from inspiring English sources

The United Kingdom was a pioneer of such agreements and instigated measures to reduce the number of South African health workers who are newly appointed to work within the country.

Our results allowed for earlier diagnoses at medical facilities and the dissemination of this information among other institutions to avoid inappropriate use of antibiotics and instigate measures against the spread of infectious diseases.

FAO is working closely with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security at national and state level to jointly assess the severity and spread of the infestations and instigate measures to further assist farmers combat the pest.

When a disease is diagnosed, the first step is to instigate protective measures to prevent further degeneration.

Mr Poots told the assembly on Tuesday: "The trust has an ongoing programme of reform to improve its service, and the specific learning from this incident, including modification of the trust's escalation plan, in order to minimise the likelihood of having to instigate such measures again," he added.

This though will require strong leadership to achieve this, including instigating quality measures and involving prescribers [ 65]; however, the potential economic benefits are considerable.

The severely repressive police measures instigated by Condé increased the unpopularity of his regime.

The ballot measures instigated massive spending by Big Soda.

Word of mouth has become a hot topic of late, with brands and agencies increasingly keen to understand, instigate and measure it.

She says that recovery is not checked by the declining buying power on the part of the masses, but by the whole combination of government-instigated measures.

Theirs had been a frantic, adrenaline-fuelled recovery yet, from the basis of preserving Premier League status, Hodgson has instigated a more measured, long-term revival.