Sentence examples for measures and finally from inspiring English sources

The report calls for a cease-fire to be followed by a cooling-off period, a series of confidence-building measures and finally the renewal of peace talks.

Lawmakers, meanwhile, sprinted to approve the dozen or so bills that make up the budget, starting with less contentious measures and finally taking up the portions of the budget dealing with state funding for schools and local governments late Wednesday.

The present study aims in investigating energy usage habits of a large enterprise employees in Cyprus, in evaluating their perception on consumption on various energy saving measures and finally, in statistically analyzing their behaviour, attitudes and opinion on energy usage and energy saving measures.

We use (1.9) to get bounded -adic -Euler measures and finally take the Mellin transform to define -adic - -series which interpolate -Euler numbers at negative integers.

Then, we analyse the place of risk prevention, information and confidence in the implementation of preventive measures and finally, we question the place of the experience in the risk representation.

A matrix-based, multi-criteria approach first defines the problem, then suggests possible risk reduction measures, and finally identifies and assesses their current and future social, economic, and environmental local and global impacts.

Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.

Analyzing the proposals for new spending here, retrenchment there, they weigh, measure and finally decree whether or not the entire package is "good" for the home team.

Main dimensions, roughness and weight of the printed pieces were measured and finally, parts of highest quality were used to assemble a working prototype.

First is the recognition of a "learning loop" in metropolitan ecosystems in which people respond to and affect ecological change, the use of urban design as experiments whose ecological and social outcomes can be measured, and finally the potency of a dialog between professionals and citizens, communities, and institutions, to support both research and design.

The main challenges in defining and assessing hydrological alterations are: how to define a reference state (referencing); how to define criteria upon which to build mathematical indicators of alteration (measuring); and finally how to aggregate the indicators in a single evaluation index (valuing) that can serve as objective function in the optimization problem.