Sentence examples for measure issued from inspiring English sources

A preliminary injunction is a temporary measure issued to prevent a party from doing something that would cause an irreparable harm.

Following an emergency measure issued in 2000, over 90% of the population is currently covered by GHI.

In fact, they had by F.B.I. agents responding to a series of "special administrative measures" issued by the Attorney General.

In fact, they had — by F.B.I. agents responding to a series of "special administrative measures" issued by the Attorney General.

Measures issued by the Ministry of Land and Resources also called on local officials to supply more land for "smaller and cheaper houses," the Xinhua news agency and newspapers said.

The state of emergency has been renewed five times and has normalized a range of intrusive measures issued in the name of countering terrorism.

While the US and the UK have emphasised the importance of a multi-pronged approach to combating homegrown terrorism, the Australian government has so far focused on tightening security measures – issuing travel bans, confiscating passports and extending the powers of the Australian Federal Police – rather than engaging community to address the root causes of radicalisation.

Cameron said: "What you'd get under Labour is a weak prime minister propped up by SNP vote by vote, measure by measure, issue by issue.

According to a January report from the Guttmacher Institute: "By almost any measure, issues related to reproductive health and rights at the state level received unprecedented attention in 2011.

Its precise performance is the key requirement for analog circuits where offset is a measure issue.

The result shows that the metrics provide a valid means to measure issues in component assembly.