Sentence examples for measures designed to support from inspiring English sources

Policy measures designed to promote high-quality diets and dietary behaviours supportive of health fall into two main categories: information/educational measures designed to support informed consumer choice, and policy measures designed to change the market or physical environment.

In the autumn statement, the chancellor announced a string of measures designed to support social care.

Since May, a whole series of measures designed to support cleantech have been culled in what has been rather euphemistically termed a 'policy reset' – leaving the CBI and Al Gore, amongst others, spluttering at the scale of the cuts.

Nevertheless, there are very few measures designed to support the linguistic integration of those children whose mother tongue is not Czech.

This difference is important because while measures designed to support decisions should essentially be precise and theoretically correct, when a RAP measure is used as a performance target for an organizational unit, fairness is more relevant than precision, and the key issue is whether or not the target measure is able to produce desired behaviors.

The language about a university police department at Johns Hopkins is part of a larger, comprehensive public safety bill SB 793, the Community Safety and Strengthening Act that also includes others measures designed to support communities in Baltimore and across the state.

"Our measures are designed to support businesses in their use of data, and give consumers the confidence that their data is protected and those who misuse it will be held to account," he said in a statement.

"This measure is designed to support low and middle income families, so we shouldn't focus on the high end of the announcement," he told reporters on Sunday.

King is one of the most vocal opponents of immigration reform, and on Thursday he claimed that supporters of the measure were getting "selected information designed to support the bill," which he said would "destroy" the rule of law.

The chancellor revealed a string of measures in the autumn statement designed to support the finances of the social care sector, which is under growing pressure from a squeeze in the fees councils pay towards residents and a rise in costs for care home operators.

Last week, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy set out payment reporting measures for large businesses, which are designed to support small firms.