Sentence examples for measures for those from inspiring English sources

But what of the inexpensive palliative measures for those experiencing pain?

There are punitive measures for those who dare to break social norms of deference and paying homage to patrons.

The firm's mediator, Jean-François Colin, will meet with staff representatives on Friday to talk about "preventative measures" for those at risk.

If they were not to be deterred, then why is it necessary to introduce the special measures for those having the free meals.

Mr. Bermeister said that the record labels' reliance on punitive measures for those who pirate software "is all well and good, but if there's no alternative, their objectives can't be realized in optimal time".

Last night he told Channel 4 News: If there are ways we can look at compensating measures for those genuinely in need that will be looked at in future budgets.

Yet it sounds measured for those who walk upright: a testament to the human spirit.

It's an immensely seductive measure for those of us working with students who find areas of the curriculum difficult to access.

And finally, the ultimate preventative measure for those of any age is still clean hands – and we shouldn't assume secondary students are washing theirs properly.

The break, which reduces an owner's rate on the land portion of the levy as much as 50 percent, "is a relief measure for those who want to transfer their business to posterity," said Mr. Watanabe, of Sumitomo Forestry.

The charismatic Irish surgeon, William Arbuthnott Lane (1856 - 1943), emboldened by the success of his treatment for constipation that involved removing huge sections of the gut, decided to do the same thing as a prophylactic measure for those who weren't actually ill, but whom he considered at risk of "autointoxication".