Sentence examples for measures are coming from inspiring English sources

You know more effective gun control measures are coming, including the banning of military assault weapons like the AR-15, when Nicholas Kristof wrote an op-ed stating that more Americans had died from gunfire since 1968 than in all the wars ever fought by the United States -- a claim PolitiFact twice pronounced to be true.

Greece's two major umbrella unions have called for a rare 48-hour general strike, and several critical austerity measures are coming up for votes in Parliament, including one that would cut 30,000 public-sector jobs.

There are signs that such measures are coming into effect in India, where a major Bollywood actress launched a highly visible Dark Is Beautiful campaign in 2013 and where the self-regulated Advertising Standards Council of India decided to ban ads depicting dark skin as negative or inferior to light skin in 2014.

Michael Green, who runs the SPI, said the work with the EC showed that post-GDP measures were coming of age and that "our hope is that by showing the SPI's usefulness in the regions, it will help decision makers in Europe see its value and integrate it into all their decision making".

This will demonstrate that the heats measured are coming from the interactions.

For all analysis, except the comparison of anticoagulants, the plasma derived from EDTA-stabilized blood samples was used and all samples measured were coming from the same batch of reference samples.

The opposition needs some figure in the government to continue in power in order to take the blame for the measures that are coming.

Measuring heat flows that are coming in under these glacial formations and slowly eating away the shelves that then hold back the whole mass from falling into the ocean.

At some point, Twitter could start measuring how many followers are coming through promoted Tweets and start charging more for those than they do for mere impressions.

All of these measures and so many more are coming together to promote health.

On Tuesday he hinted that cuts in staff salaries and other austerity measures might be coming next.