Sentence examples for measures back from inspiring English sources
Instead he turned to the orchestra, instructing the players to resume, several measures back from the point at which he had stopped the performance.
October 17 , 20123.26pm BST Lawyer and doctors protest Greek austerity measures Back in Greece, striking doctors, lawyers and state researchers have been protesting en masse over the latest EU-IMF mausterityusterity measures.
Democrats say that bills can be passed in other ways, by reaching agreement outside the conference room or by sending measures back and forth between the House and the Senate.
"The lenders' demand to bring annihilating measures back to the table shows that the blackmail against Greece is reaching a climax," Nikos Filis, the Syriza's parliamentary spokesman, told Greek broadcaster Mega TV.
Professor Robert Dingwall, former director of the Institute for Science and Society at the University of Nottingham, said it was better for governments to prepare for the worst and then scale measures back than be faced with having to do the reverse.
–The lack of any disciplining mechanism represents an incentive for large players to engage in risky trading activities with value-at-risk (VaR) measures back at record levels in Q2 2009 for the top five banks, with $1.04 billion at risk to be lost at any given trading day, according to press reports.
And Mike Jacobs is hardly the only Illinois public official supporting measures backed by close relatives.
Republicans have mostly proposed measures backed by the National Rifle Association which do not create any new restrictions around firearm sales.
Such harsh measures (backed, admittedly, by an international ban on all trade in ivory) appear to have worked.
The measure, to shift the power of drawing political districts from the Legislature and to a panel of retired judges, is one of three measures backed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
In 2009, Montana joined more than 20 other states in passing broad self-defense measures backed by the National Rifle Association and other gun-rights groups.
