Sentence examples for measure making it from inspiring English sources

When it finally looked as though an amendment might finally be approved, the government rushed to pass its own measure, making it explicit that a new financial regulator could limit borrowing costs.

Early returns showed that a measure making it easier to pass school bonds was falling behind.

One of these is a measure making it easier to ban a political party.

Parliament also passed a measure making it difficult for Britain to leave the European Union without a deal.

12.17pm GMT Action against Medical Accidents welcomed the new measure making it a statutory duty for NHS staff to own up to their mistakes, a core recommendation from Francis.

Labor's other priority, a measure making it easier to organize workers, which unions say is necessary after years of Republican administrative decisions favoring business, is also encountering resistance in the Senate, even from some Democrats.

A digital tape measure makes it easier to quickly and accurately record and convert measurements.

If no measure makes it out of Congress, there may still be change coming.

The measure makes it clear that residential buildings are not for transients.

(That last measure makes it harder for students; their college ID would not be valid).

In 2008, a similar measure made it through the Senate as part of a larger bill, which President Bush signed.