Sentence examples for measure to date from inspiring English sources

In the administration's only punitive measure to date, the Pentagon has held up the delivery of four F-16 fighter planes to the Egyptian Air fighter

The study, financed by the federal government and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is the most definitive measure to date of the use of computerized patient records by hospitals.

Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters, who has been traveling California to rally support against the proposition, called it "by far the single most important ballot measure to date testing public support for continuing to move to a clean energy economy".

To the best of our knowledge, shapeDTW is the first distance measure under the nearest neighbor classifier scheme to significantly outperform DTW, which had been widely recognized as the best distance measure to date.

In the House, the bill has 111 co-sponsors and in the Senate, only 25 have lined up behind the measure to date.

The most sensitive physical measure to date is the quantitative EEG, which has documented an 80% to 100% ability in discriminating between normal and traumatic brain-injured subjects.

Previously the coalition has insisted that its austerity measures to date would not increase child poverty but this changed with Tuesday's autumn statement.

At the same time, it said, the stimulus measures to date have "helped moderate the severity of the recession and shorten its duration".

For the current fiscal year, the administration is working with Congressional Democrats for up to $150 billion more — on top of roughly $1 trillion in stimulus measures to date — to spur job creation through more business tax cuts and money for construction projects and provide relief for the long-term unemployed.

Some of those Chernobyl workers were exposed to levels of radiation far beyond what has been measured to date at Daiichi — especially helicopter pilots who flew through radiation-laden smoke spewing from the reactor to drop fire-extinguishing chemicals on it.

MOSCOW — A Moscow district court ordered Sergei Udaltsov, a prominent opposition leader, to be placed under house arrest on Saturday, in one of the most assertive legal measures to date against a leader of the anti-Kremlin protests that began more than a year ago.