Sentence examples for measures as an from inspiring English sources

Bond and Fox (2007) use the history of the development of temperature measures as an analogy for better understanding measurement theory in the social sciences.

However, environmental activists immediately criticised the measures as an inadequate deterrent for the largely affluent urban buyers of large vehicles.

In its analysis of the autumn statement and spending review, the IFS said other commentators had been wrong to describe the chancellor's measures as an end to austerity.

The law's opponents see the measures as an indirect, legal way to discriminate against the LGBT community under the guise of religious liberty.

In his experience, voters seem to process these measures as an opportunity to take things into their own hands and change their world, just as Morty Simon did.

True, some conservatives invoked 9/11 to defend the T.S.A., and some liberals denounced the measures as an affront to American liberties.

As for America's involvement in Cold War proxy wars in the Third World, he wrote, "it requires a measure of self-righteousness to see unilateral measures as an act of collective security".

As Labour launched its programme in a Queen's speech lasting less than seven minutes, both the Tories and the Liberal Democrats denounced the measures as "an electioneering fantasy" that will never be implemented.

Farron welcomed the measures as a first step.

The message says that Wishbone is initiating "precautionary measures" as a part of the breach.

Early Thursday, lawmakers voted to pass the measures as a first step in the bailout.