Sentence examples for measure for their from inspiring English sources

More surprisingly, Putin said Russia would not lift a ban on food imports from Greece, imposed on all EU countries as a reciprocal measure for their sanctions against Russia.

But even these bonds may not be completely risk-free; it is possible to imagine that future governments may find ways to redefine the inflation measure for their own benefit.

The pressure from Mr. Tauzin to affirm the deal offers a window on the secretive and potentially risky game the Obama administration has played as it tries to line up support from industry groups typically hostile to government health care initiatives, even as their lobbyists pushed to influence the health measure for their benefit.

Though Mr. Kerry essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination in early March, when Mr. Edwards became his last major rival to drop out of the race, the new cross-country tour through sites selected in equal measure for their symbolic and strategic value represents his official coronation as his party's standard-bearer, opening a new chapter in the campaign.

Additionally, the laboratory and the physicians using the data must cooperate to determine which drugs are appropriate and necessary to measure for their institution and clinical setting.

Koberstein et al. (2013) propose an objective function of a weighted sum of the expected NPV of the profits and an additional conditional value at risk measure for their integrated strategic planning of global production networks.

Many companies have adopted "zero burn" policy positions or other voluntary sustainability measures for their supply chains.

Some of the services have set no "goals or measures for their law enforcement components whatsoever," the report says.

I shall presently urge upon a new Congress in special session detailed measures for their fulfilment, and I shall seek the immediate assistance of the 48 States.

That is a dangerous statement -- sending us down a slippery slope where lives can be measured for their supposed value and discarded if deemed not useful enough.

The depression fueled the rise of Adolf Hitler to power in Germany, and his advent caused the Balkan states to consider measures for their collective security.