Sentence examples for look at measures from inspiring English sources

Mrs May told the BBC: "We have been looking at various measures and we will continue to look at measures".

They look at measures like "days' sales outstanding," for example, to see how how quickly a company collects its receivables; they also check to see if inventories are building or declining.

"Those responsible in the criminal justice system know that everything has been done with the process and legislation," she says, "and we are now at a really dangerous place where they might start to look at measures such as restorative justice, or downgrading 'date rape' and differentiating it from what many see as 'real' rape, involving a stranger and a back alley".

All countries look at measures to improve the security of their borders.

It will look at measures put in place as a result of the Race and Faith Inquiry set up by the mayor in 2008.

"We do want to encourage existing use of our housing stock - and we do need to look at measures to ensure the homes that are being built are used to maximum effectiveness.

"It completely revolutionized how we look at, measure, and understand consumption," Bandiera says.

This poses a challenge to social entrepreneurs on how they will look at measuring social outputs and valuing social outcomes in monetary terms.

"We're looking at measures that will reassure our members who are worried about the eurozone," says Walker.

The report also looks at measures to improve shareholder involvement in a company beyond simply trading shares.

Far better, then, for the Bank to have looked at measures of underemployment and wage growth too.