Sentence examples for measures accelerate from inspiring English sources

Different simplification measures accelerate the data acquisition process for office building stock owners and allow a data handling according to the existing building information, thus enabling office building structures to be prompted to design typical building constructions.

Nervous investors could flee faster amid rumours of broad capital-control measures, accelerating the damage caused by the financial feedback loop.

In particular, trends among South Asians in both metabolic measures accelerated across the range of waist circumference, in contrast to their decelerating trends in the region with BMI >30 kg/m.

Several recent studies propose to measure accelerated aging effects using DNA methylation levels [ 15- 20].

"Recently we have taken new measures to accelerate infrastructure development.

They're taking active measures to accelerate and sustain the decline of the West".

She said: "Today's strategy sets out concrete measures to accelerate Britain's transformation from environmental laggard to environmental leader globally, nationally and, most importantly, locally".

Instead, it's clear that these measures will accelerate depression-levels of unemployment and damage social safety net programs when they are most needed.

In a statement released by his office on Thursday, Dutton praised the Cambodian government's "commitment" to the transfer deal "and to fresh measures to accelerate the integration of refugees into Cambodian society".

Based on the principles of "freedom, fairness and responsibility", the programme includes plans for a wholesale reform of schools, a shake-up of the welfare system and measures to "accelerate" the reduction of the budget deficit.

Despite paltry growth and one of the highest debt loads in the world, Italy is still a much wealthier economy than Greece, Portugal or Ireland, and the government is pushing through austerity measures to accelerate an improvement of its finances.