Sentence examples for measure headed from inspiring English sources

The measure headed to Gov. John Hoeven, a Republican, who was expected to sign it, a spokesman said.

Hours later the day dawned as the measure headed toward the Senate, where the majority leader, Tom Daschle, vowed to schedule a quick vote.

One reason is that last year, San Francisco's leaders scrapped a multimillion-dollar road-repair measure headed for the ballot after polls showed a lackluster response on the part of voters.

The committee's chairman, Representative Frank D. Lucas, Republican of Oklahoma, praised the efforts of the committee in passing the bill, but warned that there was still a lot of work ahead as the measure  headed to the full House.

As a concealed carry measure headed to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's desk Tuesday night, gun rights activists in Illinois applauded their neighbors to the north--and slammed local lawmakers for making Illinois the last state in the nation to uphold an outright ban on concealed weapons.

The measure heads to the Senate this week, where it is expected to pass.

The measure heads to the Senate just three weeks before the territory must make a $2-billion 2-billion payment

But at this point, with two competing pension-reform measures headed for the November ballot, no one's interests are served by continued warfare.

Other families are led into desperate measures, heading with their children for clinics abroad offering treatments for which there is far less evidence.

To analyze agronomic characters in NILs, we measured heading date, dry matter weight per tiller, and yield traits (Table 2).

Shenoy et al. (1999 2002002) measured heading tuning over a narrow range (±32°) around straight ahead, and estimated shifts in tuning by cross-correlation analysis.