Sentence examples for into measures to from inspiring English sources

The inquiry looked into measures to better protect cyclists and encourage people to take to two wheels.

The inquiry will also look into measures to protect tourists being transferred from cruise ships at the nearby La Goulette port to tours taking in the Old City and archaeological sites at Carthage, as well as the Bardo Museum with its Roman mosaics.

The commission said it did not want to break up the four accountancy firms, which also provide a wide range of non-audit services to their clients, but that it is looking into measures to weaken their hold on the UK's largest companies, such as forcing firms to rotate between auditors.

Apple said it was looking into measures to protect Macs that don't come with the T2 chip.

I learned later from a House aide that during each Congress the House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure looks into measures to change the act.

More research into measures to effectively minimize risk to privacy and security in mHealth is needed.

HMV finds itself forced into emergency measures to bolster its solvency two years after its nearest rival, Zavvi, formerly Virgin Megastore, went bust.

The governor also signed into law measures to improve screening of workers and families who care for children receiving public services.

Just yesterday he put another three debt-ridden trusts into "special measures" to warn others their heads will be on Whitehall spikes.

Ms Wallstroem is worried that America may scupper, or at least delay, efforts to turn the Kyoto treaty into concrete measures to curb global warming.

The European Union says it wants industrialised countries to put most of their efforts into practical measures to cut gaseous emissions by reforming energy and transport policies.