Sentence examples for measures devised by from inspiring English sources

Much rests on a law designed to liberalise the economy by deregulating protected professions (among other measures), devised by Emmanuel Macron, his economy minister, which has yet to be unveiled.

That is now changing: last November, parliament approved "do-it-yourself" divorces that can be negotiated between the parties' lawyers, making Italy one of relatively few countries where divorces can be obtained without going to court.This was part of a package of measures devised by Matteo Renzi's left-right coalition government to speed up civil justice.

But in the streets of Budapest protesters said the measures devised by EU leaders would make workers in Europe poorer instead of leading economies out of the crisis.

However, the operationalization of the Pillars followed the measures devised by the Report.

Further research is required to explore the costs and effects of the proposed measures for reducing poverty and consequently promoting health, particularly in comparison with measures devised by the CRPD.

Mr. Smithers bases his forecasts, in part, on Tobin's Q, a measure devised by James Tobin, a Nobel laureate in economics, that compares a market's valuation with the estimated cost of rebuilding the component businesses from scratch.

The measure devised by Representative Barney Frank and passed by the House last December would (among other things) set up a consumer financial protection agency and regulate the market for exotic financial contracts known as derivatives.

You can appreciate the timesaving benefits through a measure devised by the economist William D. Nordhaus: how long it takes the average worker to pay for an hour of reading light.

At issue is the fate of Senate Bill 6482, the measure devised by the Democratic minority leader, Martin Connor, to clean up the closed-ballot system that forced Senator John McCain to wage an expensive legal battle to compete statewide in New York's March 7 presidential primary.

One of the most used is a measure devised by Wright and known as fixation index, or FST [17], [18], which is the amount of genetic variation among groups relative to a panmictic state.

One indicator of this upwards trend in housing costs is an affordability or ownership measure devised by one of the major Canadian banks [ 61].