Sentence examples for measures designed to bring from inspiring English sources

That is the trouble when you draft ambitious measures designed to bring Europe closer to the people.

(See 8.07am, 8.56am and 11.20am) Michael Gove, the education secretary, has announced a string of measures designed to bring back traditional teaching in schools.

The Nairobi meeting's final report urged the introduction of measures designed to bring "women into the mainstream of the development process on an equal basis with men".

He instituted measures designed to bring trade under state control and make the manufacture of certain products the monopoly of the state.

It is a mistake to think that by putting a gun to their heads, the EU of the EU will be prepared to renegotiate the UK's membership as a condition for supporting measures designed to bring stability to the eurozone.

The protests were met with tear gas in Italy and Spain, but were largely limited to the countries hardest hit by the austerity measures designed to bring government spending into line with revenues.

But until the perpetrators of Colombia's crimes are brought to justice, a measure designed to bring closure to the country's society will leave it as divided as ever.

All of these measures are designed to bring into the net the 60% or so of Indians who do not use the formal financial system.

All three measures were designed to bring some competition to different spheres of the public sector in the belief that this would drive up standards.But to many Labour backbenchers, these ideas are still deeply troubling, intended to pit hospital against hospital, university against university and school against school.

For its 47th annual juried exhibition, the Art League of Long Island has introduced a theme designed to bring some measure of unity to a disparate assortment of works.

The tribunal, established in The Hague in 1993, was designed to bring a measure of justice to those who had suffered horrors in the Balkans.