Sentence examples for measures a new from inspiring English sources

Complementing the Third Plenum's reform measures, a new special economic zone (SEZ) was opened in Shanghai in 2013.

Every eight or sixteen measures, a new element sneaks in, never so big that it drowns out anything you're already hearing.

Desperate measures A new start in the Americas To the bitter end Battle is joined ReprintsIn February Barack Obama launched a review of America's cyber-security efforts.

On the controversial issue of the Corn Laws, to which the landed interest in his party was very sensitive, he brought forward as one of his first measures a new bill drastically reducing the scale of protective duties.

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The techniques for comparing conferences use familiar similarity measures and a new measure based on co-authorship communities, called co-authorship network community similarity index.

American also said it was changing the ground rules arbitrators would use to measure a new contract.

The job of measuring a new opera is not much different from sizing up the stranger newly met.

"This is a new medium, and it's always hard to measure a new medium," he says.

Based on this measure, a new analysis sparse model is derived, and an iterative sparseness maximization scheme is proposed to solve this model.