Sentence examples for measures from its from inspiring English sources

In fact, local health commissions have been in the forefront nationally in enacting the strongest antismoking measures, said Elva Yanez, associate director of the American Nonsmokers Rights Associationn, which tracks local smoking measures from its office in Berkeley, Calif.

Pascal Cherki, a rebel within the Socialist party, said it was a far-right measure and he could not see how the left could fight the far-right while "appropriating measures from its programme".

With a consensus developing that Italy is doomed to a devastating default in the absence of extraordinary new measures from its partners in the euro zone, investors drove Italian borrowing rates above 7percentt on 10-year bonds, a rate that is regarded as unsustainable.

"I don't think the cantaloupe industry can continue on doing the very same thing and expecting a different result," said Craig Wilson, the head of food safety for Costco, the warehouse retailer based in Issaquah, Wash., which is regarded as a leader in requiring food safety measures from its suppliers.

Pollack says the refrain seems slower than the verse, though it is at the same tempo, an illusion achieved by "the change of beat for the first four measures from its erstwhile bounce to something more plodding and regular".

We retrieved the following 4 measures from its web site: (Table 1, ID 1) The citation PageRank of a journal calculated on the basis of Elsevier Scopus citation data divided by the number of articles published by the journal in the citation period (3 years) (http://www.scimagojr.com/SCImagoJournalRank.pdf), i.e. an average per-article journal PageRank.

But among the things it can measure from its millions of users, Everalbum says it has freed up 5300 terabytes of storage on people's smartphones, has seen 120 million albums shared to date, and has a 4.5-star rating across nearly 4,000 reviews.

Live Aso activity updates at aso.ne.jp At 321m, Whakaari is not much higher than Leith Hill in Surrey, and is only a couple of kilometres in diameter, but measured from its submarine base it rises to a respectable 1,600m above the sea floor.

Measured from its base on the seafloor, it is the world's tallest mountain, at 10203 m; Mount Everest rises 8848 m above sea level.

If you measure from its base underneath the Pacific, though, it is 10,000m (33,000ftallall - making it the tallest mountain on Earth.

Measured from its base on the ocean floor, it rises over 10000 m, significantly greater than the elevation of Mount Everest above sea level.