Sentence examples for measures and it from inspiring English sources

This government doesn't intend to bring into force some of its more radical measures and it could hardly enact the "class" duty in the face of its assault on the poor.

The European Union, which is often said to be incapable of taking big steps in foreign policy, has gone along with the U.S. measures, and it has added some Russian targets of its own.

Pressed on the fact the US economy was growing under a far less stringent austerity regime, Cameron said Washington's plans were for "tougher austerity measures" and it did not have the eurozone crisis on its doorstep.

It offers premium versions of its software clients that include extra features like antivirus measures, and it runs an ad network through the BitTorrent ecosystem, which allows advertisers to reach the service's largely male users.

It's a composite measure; it has its problems, but lactate and base deficit are composite measures and it doesn't stop us using those.

Say 'No' to the measures!" and it looks as though there are likely to be further mass demonstrations tonight.

By many measures – and it is hard to measure – hedge fund returns are pretty much just average.

It uses readily available measures, and it is based on regression analysis from actual data rather than a theoretical model.

And, yes, I think we could take this approach to an organization and come up with some useful measures, and it would be an interesting thing to do.

Simulations are conducted to test the finite strain measures, and it is found that these strain measures are independent of rigid body rotation of a particle assembly.

The plan was to eradicate the empire's Armenians — "a deadly illness whose cure called for grim measures" — and it was largely successful.