Sentence examples for introducing measures that from inspiring English sources
"There is evidence that some governments are now introducing measures that may erode core human rights safeguards," Mr. Ndiaye said.
The scheme was updated last month, introducing measures that could see Lapthorne pocket £11m over three years as part of an incentive scheme.
In the early 1990s, then serving as finance minister, he became every economist's darling by introducing measures that set India back on the path to growth.
In a pointed criticism of the estate agents and surveyors' groups that have led criticism of Hips, she said: "I make no apology for siding with the consumer against the producer interest in this case; and I make no apology for introducing measures that will make a substantial contribution to cutting carbon emissions.
Infertility groups have urged members to vote against personhood amendments and the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has condemned personhood laws or amendments as a "grave threat to women's health" by introducing measures that would ban some forms of contraception and life-saving treatment for ectopic and molar pregnancies, and restrict IVF treatment.
Created in an attempt to provide a lobbying counterweight to the power of the bus company owners, the association is now focused on introducing measures that would help the industry regulate itself, including training guidelines, background checks for drivers and more order in the number and distribution of jitneys on the road.
And two years ago, he introduced measures that tried to knock out tribal immunity from certain civil lawsuits.
The European commission said it wanted to introduce measures that would reinforce responsible lending and borrowing.
Soviet Government introduced measures that were responsible for the deaths of a huge number of peasants.
Argentina and Mexico have introduced measures that put some of the burden on investors.
The trust has launched an employer pledge encouraging businesses to introduce measures that make apprenticeships work better for young women.
