Sentence examples for measures are starting from inspiring English sources

Some analysts believe the government's measures are starting to have an impact.

Theresa May has insisted that new security measures are starting to take effect at Calais, but admits the migrant crisis could shift to other ports.

A big federal programme awards grants to black and brown students at private universities.These measures are starting to make a difference.

If anything is likely to provoke a softening of the austerity-first line, it is this evidence that Merkel's austerity measures are starting to prove unpopular at home given that she faces a general election next year.

If anything is likely to provoke a softening of the austerity-first line, it is this evidence that Merkel's austerity measures are starting to prove unpopular at home — given that she faces a general election next year.

So were Mr Moi's torture chambers in Nairobi, though this time to a sombre public, many of whom filed through the cells in tears.But, failing the introduction of the more fundamental reforms heralded in the draft constitution, such as devolution and an independent judiciary, these piece-meal measures are starting to look like mere crowd-pleasers.

A second need is to determine the most effective environmental sampling techniques before and after cleanup measures are started to detect spores that could germinate.

But, in the financial markets, at least, the possibility of Russia facing some punishing measures is starting to be taken seriously.

It would seem possible to square the circle only with tax rises elsewhere or more spending cuts, in a society where the pain of Mr Tremonti's earlier austerity measures is starting to be felt.

We are unable to determine whether specific interventions led to the observed decrease in CVC-ABSIs rates because several measures were started simultaneously.

It is timely that the theory should be presented now because tomographic methods that could be used to measure inventory are starting to appear.