Sentence examples for measures and development from inspiring English sources

In October 1869 he joined the government as an official in the tax ministry and helped carry out currency and tax reforms, revision of the system of weights and measures, and development of a new method of provincial administration.

Control and management of viral diseases in molluscs mostly involve active surveillance, implementation of effective bio security measures and development of breeding programs.

Landscape planning provides information about the existing qualities of the landscape (i.e., landscape potentials), their value and sensitivity to the existing and potential impacts on these potentials, and the objectives and guidelines for the development of the landscape, upon which proposed measures and development plans can be measured.

Such information could lead to implementation of preventive measures and development of new therapeutic strategies.

To facilitate information sharing and coordination among authorities responsible for health measures and development of IHR core capacities at points of entry, WHO supports a specialized network for ports, airports, and ground crossings: the PAGnet (14 ).

We aimed to examine the association between anthropometric measures and development of BCC and to demonstrate whether adherence to World Health Organisation guidelines for body mass index, waist circumference, and waist/hip ratio was associated with risk of BCC, independent of sun exposure.

Selected themes include advances in point-of-care diagnostic testing, glucose control, novel microbiological diagnostics and infection control measures, and developments in information technology that have implications for intensive care.

However, vaccination is only applicable as a preventive measure, and development of new vaccines is a slow and expensive process.

The ORAM LGBTI Refugee Project Portal contains projects and approaches that enhance the protection of LGBTI forced migrants in the areas of refugee status determination, policy development and research, practical protection measures and staff development.

Most common main goals for both the PRO- and the CM-studies were the development or evaluation of new measures, the evaluation of existing measures, and the development or evaluation of alternate or short form versions of an existing measure.

Building on anthropological methods for rapid rural appraisal of problems within the environment, a Rapid Assessment Tool for Preschool Children (RATPC) was developed to measure growth and development.