Sentence examples for measures as it from inspiring English sources

Arla has said that it is working to rebuild credibility with consumers in the region by instituting safety measures as it introduces its product to this new market.

See articleU've Been SackedUBS unveiled more drastic cost-cutting measures, as it shrinks its investment bank to become less capital-intensive and refocus on wealth management.

MADRID — Portugal's government was fighting for its survival Tuesday amid a political standoff over its plans to introduce new austerity measures as it tries to avoid a bailout by the European Union.

The figures come as the Government toughens its stance on immigration with a range of new measures as it aims to bring down net migration to the tens of thousands.

In 2004 Stretford High School was made subject to special measures, as it was considered not to be providing an adequate education for its pupils.

In the preliminary Nielsen estimates for Sunday, ABC was No. 1 in key ratings measures, as it usually is.

Iran has ignored that measure as defiantly as it snubbed earlier United Nations and International Atomic Energy Agency actions.

Republicans condemned the vote and said they would oppose the measure as it proceeds on its legislative route.

This, says Unicef, "is as difficult to measure as it is critical to wellbeing".

But he again stopped short of threatening to vote against the measure as it is.

And piracy is almost as tough to measure as it is to fight.