Sentence examples for measure addressed from inspiring English sources

The court held that, "as a public-health measure addressed to a unique danger authenticated by official and congressional action," the F.C.C. ruling on significant time for rebuttal of cigarette commercials constituted proper protection of the public interest under the provisions of the Communications Act.

And in a measure addressed to students put off by the high level of debt they will be expected to assume under the new financing system, Cambridge will allow any student whose parental income is less than £25,000 a year (and therefore eligible for a £3,500 grant for living expenses) to use all or part of that money to reduce their tuition fees if they wish.

In a post-election interview with 9News' Gary Shapiro, Denver mayor Michael Hancock, another opponent of the measure, addressed the passage of Amendment 64.

The measure addresses longstanding pleas from low-paid public defenders, who sometimes juggle more than 100 cases at a time.

But there is an issue with dollar liquidity, especially with foreign currency, and this measure addresses that".

One company, United Parcel Service, has already backed away from a measure addressing its pension concerns, saying it does not think the political climate is right.

The public defender has become a political pariah for his Proposition B efforts, but has vowed to introduce another ballot measure addressing the same issues.

The Legislature, which concluded its session this week, passed a measure addressing a central complaint about Texas criminal justice: that indigent defendants are too often given bad lawyers to handle their cases.

This simple 14-item measure addresses the performance of functional balance common to daily living.

Unless a measure addresses potential pitfalls adequately, the results produced from the measure may be misleading rather than helpful [ 35].

The measures were consistent with the six types of measures addressed by Epstein ([2001]).