These places, in the midst of the Depression, brought a measure of local prosperity.
Terrorists can only make headway with a measure of local support or connivance.
Ms. Walrond's idea has brought her a measure of local fame.
Its 72-63 victoverover Manhattan ended a three-game losing streak and salvaged a measure of local respect.
However, the majority of Puerto Ricans eventually demanded a larger measure of local control and many other changes.
Perhaps most disappointing to environmental interests, the school passed a local bond referendum and won a strong measure of local support.
Answer Man ran in every single issue of 7 Days, which was published from 1988 until 1990, and gained the unnamed author a measure of local fame.
In the newly subjected towns the old civic oligarchies continued to hold a measure of local power, though now under the supervision of Venetian podestas and captains.
Conducting the estimable Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Thomas Hengelbrock led a vivid performance, with the orchestra's modern instruments supplanted by period horns and woodwinds; the earthy horns in particular supplied a measure of local color missing from the production visually.
The statewide average property tax rate, a measure of local taxes used by the state government, was $2.32 per $100 of valuation in 2000, the last year for which statistics are available.
The introduction of the zemstvo system in 1869 provided a measure of local autonomy, but a policy of Russification in both civil and ecclesiastical administration was thereafter pursued, with little effect on the largely illiterate peasantry.
