Sentence examples for looking at measures from inspiring English sources

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

Researchers are looking at measures like adjusting diet, managing manure, recalibrating stomach organisms and selectively breeding animals that burp less.

We looked for evidence as to whether the perception has a basis in fact by looking at measures of gender-based research effort.

British Columbia's minister for public safety, Mike Morris said in a statement that the province was looking at measures to prevent criminals profiting from their crimes.

A commission will also be established to examine the future of multiculturalism, looking at measures to integrate better those who deliberately separate themselves from British laws and culture.

The study is also looking at measures to protect children from other potentially harmful sites such as those which promote suicide, anorexia, gambling, self-harm and violence.

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

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

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.