Sentence examples for measures and programs from inspiring English sources

France is not choosing between austerity measures and programs to foster economic growth, but is doing both, the economy minister, Christine Lagarde, said Sunday, Reuters reported.

The initiative is one of many — both temporary measures and programs intended to be permanent — that serve as a statement of Mr. Obama's priorities in promoting government investment in infrastructure, manufacturing, education and job training, and innovation, even as he calls for considerable deficit reduction to counter the nation's mounting debt.

For effective and efficient implementation of demand-side measures and programs, technology plays a key role.

The same problem would occur in the case of successful introduction and deployment of DR/DSM measures and programs.

The main objective of this paper is to investigate the potential effects of demand-side measures and programs on reduction of the utility peak load within the context of long-term planning.

Therefore, policy measures and programs should enable and assist parents to organize family life in the most optimal sense (i.e., Council for Social Development [Raad voor Maatschappelijke Ontwikkeling, (RMO)] 2012; Prinsen et al. 2012).

But in my experience, the less that humans were involved in the oversight and the more heavily the records relied solely on technology (even with stop-gap measures and programming meant to sound alarms when information didn't compute), the more often aberrations found their way into records ― if not permanently, then at least long enough to conceivably do some damage.  .

Outcome measures of changes in physiologic and psychosocial factors, and evaluations of process measures and program acceptability (measured at 12 months) are also reported.

The categories of promoting change and professional development provided consistently positive findings, however findings were inconsistent in five categories: professions' attitudes to accreditation, organizational impact, financial impact, quality measures and program assessment.

EERS programs also differ in their nonquantitative requirements, including flexibility measures; measurement and verification programs; and penalties and positive incentives.

The results could be used to plan monitoring measures and evaluate programs of health care assistance during pregnancy, at delivery and to newborns, focusing on reduced LBW rates.