Sentence examples for measures dictated from inspiring English sources
Europe's most at-risk economies hastily adopted the budgetary measures dictated by the fiscal pact, which was a precondition of eligibility for bailout funds.
Control measures dictated by Spanish and European Union regulations constituted a reference strategy to which six alternative control strategies were compared.
Mr. Dombrovskis has vowed to press ahead with harsh austerity measures dictated by the terms of a $10.5 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.
Wrote one reader, "The headline should read: 'Europe's Biggest Liar".' Nevertheless, there seems to be a growing realization in Germany that the government austerity measures dictated by the troika have already pushed the country to the limit, and that further cuts would slow the economy further, reducing tax revenue and making Greece's debt problems even worse.
Logistic and safety measures dictated the long ramp period of about 10 h preceding the maximum exposure temperature.
The States will continue to invade the national jurisdiction, to violate treaties and the law of nations & to harrass each other with rival and spiteful measures dictated by mistaken views of interest.
The way in which database structural elements are named and identified is in some measure dictated by the structure hierarchy column names must be unique within the table, table names must be unique within the schema, schema names must be unique within their catalog, and catalog names must be unique within their cluster.
The measure dictates the policy.
What is being measured dictates the appeal of the system used to measure it.
The proposed measure dictates that deadly force should be used only when it's "necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death," said Democratic Assemblywoman Shirley Weber from San Diego, who co-authored the bill.
It would be a mistake to read the latest events as a popular uprising against austerity measures supposedly dictated from Brussels – or to draw parallels with movements such as Syriza in Greece or Podemos in Spain.
