Sentence examples for measures expected from inspiring English sources

Google was high on his target list, Tory spin doctors reportedly briefed, with crackdown measures expected in the autumn statement on 3 December.

But Israeli officials have not made it clear whether those defensive measures, expected to take months, will in the end be accompanied by withdrawal of the troops.

That is why this government has announced a range of tax measures expected to generate billions of new investment and create jobs.

He said the package of measures expected from President Hu would take Chinese emissions "very significantly away from where they would have been and are".

Other measures expected in the spending review include an increase in the NHS budget, cuts to school sixth-form spending and a rise in petrol duty.

Rather than literacy rates, the index now measures mean years of schooling, and rather than gross enrollment, it measures expected years of schooling.

In total, the new measures expect to save nearly $9 billion this year and in 2012.

The move is a cost-saving measure expected to save the struggling airline $300,000 a year, an American spokesman said.

And South Korea established a $30 billion currency swap line with the Federal Reserve, a measure expected to ease pressure on local banks needing to refinance foreign debt.

The measure, expected to be passed by the House and Senate this week, seeks to redirect the focus of federal education aid to public schools with large numbers of poor children.

President Bush has threatened to veto the House bill, developed entirely by Democrats, and a more modest bipartisan measure, expected to win Senate approval this week.