Sentence examples for measures foreseen from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in many countries construction practices tend to implement only partially the insulation measures foreseen by regulations.

They argued that if the "going gets tough", the District would declare higher drought severity stages and then they would have to implement the rationing measures foreseen in the regional drought plan.

Only four out of 17 EU-listed FCMs are currently covered by specific safety measures foreseen in existing EU legislation: plastics, ceramics, regenerated cellulose and "active and intelligent" materials.

Only four out of listed 17 food contact materials are currently covered by specific safety measures foreseen in existing EU framework legislation: plastics, ceramics, regenerated cellulose and "active and intelligent" materials.

The government's analysis said: "Implementation of many measures is foreseen not before October/November and some very important reforms will not be implemented yet and are not yet specified".

We put aside also the problem that would arise if there had been reckless and wanton indifference to consequences measured and foreseen.

President Novkovic proposed that this important project be presented at the next Ministerial Conference, planned for autumn 2011, in order to ensure that relevant institutions become familiar with these issues with a view to amending the existing legislation in BiH and ensuring  all logistical prerequisites for implementation of measures and activities foreseen in the project.

Fines or other enforcing measures that are already foreseen in legislation as described above should be applied to increase compliance.

"We are also strengthening our rules with regard to the whole cancer of match-fixing, manipulation and corruption by foreseeing measures giving the possibility to the disciplinary bodies and inspectors to co-operate much more closely with the public authorities.

Self-generation and self-consumption are "basic rights", and the upcoming review of the Renewable Energy Directive should foresee measures to promote and encourage investments in these areas, say MEPs, stressing that a more integrated market is essential to the development of renewables and to reducing energy costs.

Bill Clinton has, in fact, taken the measure of globalization and has foreseen the necessity of reforms both domestic and international to navigate into that future, indeed to survive in it.