Sentence examples for measures created from inspiring English sources

And the austerity measures created by the recent debt ceiling deal look unlikely to make things better.

This judgment stands even though their rescue measures created some big problems for the future, such as enshrining the too-big-to-fail doctrine.

Compelling Apple to undercut its own security features, the technology firms argued, will effectively "require companies not just to turn over one user's information but to weaken security measures created to protect all users".

They remove measures created within previous legislation (such as the 1989 Children Act) as important parts of a carefully crafted framework to promote the welfare and protection of children and families.

This is the development data apartheid: we have one set of statistics for poor countries - the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) - while rich countries compare themselves through measures created by the OECD.

These measures created the modern welfare state, which provided not only the usual forms of social insurance but also pensions, unemployment benefits, subsidized medical care, family allowances, and government-funded higher education.

Activists say the companies' cost-cutting measures create prison-like conditions in the centers, with inadequate medical and legal services.

And second there needs to be more pan-European co-ordination to avoid national measures creating problems elsewhere.

The measures create regional domestic security task forces, a new chief of domestic security for Florida and allow for the creation of an antiterrorism database.

Even if Parliament approves this month an austerity package aimed at achieving a fiscal balance by 2014, the delay of most of the measures creates uncertainty.

Mr. Romney has proposed, among other measures, creating "personal re-employment accounts" to give funds to unemployed workers for community college or vocational training.