Sentence examples for measures even in from inspiring English sources
Mijatović said: "It is quite clear that this wave of restrictions against media groups does not meet the basic international standards concerning restrictive measures even in times of emergency.
But they represent a classic externality an uncompensated, unpriced harm the smoker inflicts on others which can justify quite draconian measures even in a liberal's eyes.Some of the new paternalists, however, justify smoking restrictions on less orthodox grounds.
The hair is, as they say, big, and Hollywood's image consultants may not be too happy about the likes of Close and Streep going for such extreme measures, even in the interests of method acting.
In some respects, Mr. Trichet's arguments resembled those of conservative Republicans in the United States, who have argued against additional fiscal measures even in the face of high unemployment.
The leader of this coalition has threatened not to sign an agreement demanded by the troika that Greek political parties pledge to support the austerity measures even in future governments.
In addition to ensuring workplace compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration-mandated monitoring and screening measures, it is prudent for those with cadmium exposure to maintain adequate intake of both iron and calcium, appropriate measures even in the absence of exposure.
That is a big number by any measure, even in a $2.6 billion deal.
This was probably a necessary measure, even in the wake of a satisfying first half.
Hence, this system configuration would be able to measure even in long pulse devices.
The numerical simulations and experimental validations confirm that the rotational correlation time for the paramagnetic ion chelates can be measured even in the presence of strong magnetization transfer.
Another area of concern is pesticides such as DDT and such chemically stable compounds as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), trace levels of which have been measured even in deep-sea Atlantic organisms.
