Sentence examples for measure introduced from inspiring English sources

This was a measure introduced in 1979 to prevent the Scottish Nationalists becoming too influential.

A similar measure introduced in Louisiana this year also went nowhere.

Churkin dismissed the resolution as a "political" measure introduced "to whip up political tensions around Syria".

The measure, introduced last April by the chancellor, Gordon Brown, has so far had little take-up.

The 1988 measure, introduced by Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, was widely seen as a consumer protection measure.

A military source stressed that the measure, introduced by a civilian government, would have a short shelf-life.

The FAQ now seems to have been taken down, and the actual measure introduced to Congress was slightly less exuberant.

We urge the full Senate to approve the bill and the House to approve a similar measure introduced on Wednesday.

That legislation is likely to include a measure introduced this week by Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, to impose tighter regulations on derivatives dealers.

The August borrowing figures were based on a new measure introduced by the ONS to bring them in line with European standards.

Another measure introduced by Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, would subject banks to class-action lawsuits unless diligence was conducted by an independent firm.