Sentence examples for measure that makes from inspiring English sources

Suburban voters approved a ballot measure that makes cockfighting illegal.

He may not in the end wish to veto a measure that makes the system more rational and cost-effective.

Page thicknesses varied from 0.28mm to as fine as 0.03mm, a measure that makes the term "paper-thin" meaningless.

Oklahoma voters today approved a measure that makes the state the 22nd to ban labor contracts requiring workers to pay union dues.

It is bad for businesses across the UK because it is another regulatory measure that makes it more difficult for banks to lend to businesses.

Washington voters overwhelmingly approved Initiative 1000, a ballot measure that makes Washington the second state, after Oregon, to legalize physician-assisted suicide.

Some vital measure that made everything we said so much pretentious New York cross talk?

The ordinance, along with a measure that made English the official language of the city, was passed in November and is scheduled to go into effect Jan . 12

In April, the House passed a measure that made all of last year's tax cuts permanent, but Democrats in the Senate have refused to consider it.

Her charge is based largely on Sanders's 2005 vote for a measure that made it harder to sue gun manufacturers and dealers; he has said that the liability small dealers faced was too broad.

We propose simple modifications for the Kakwani tax progressivity measure that make it suitable for evaluating access inequality for medical services.