Sentence examples for measures has come from inspiring English sources

None of these measures has come close to solving the problem.

The very fact that for sixteen months we have failed to judge the situation and to take corrective measures has come to seem like evidence that nothing is seriously wrong — for if we are in serious trouble, why have we not acted to save ourselves?

But Collins, who has voted against previous ACA repeal measures, has come out hard against ditching the mandate.

But such measures have come too late.

If those measures had come to a vote, they probably would have passed.

3. New consumer protection measures have come into force under the Consumer Rights Act.

Both measures have come under fire as impractical and unwanted intrusions by the government into free enterprise and civil liberties.

This is reflected in the fact that, over time, anti-terrorism measures have come to be seen as normal rather than exceptional, and as a result have crossed over into other areas of law.

The measures have come in dribs and drabs, however, and judging from the weak data, they have failed so far to provide the punch needed for a marked increase.

In the age of online extremism, and in the wake of the Paris attacks, when it was widely (and incorrectly) believed that the terrorists used encrypted communications tools to organise, encryption and user privacy measures have come under attack from politicians.

Borrowing on the PSNB ex measure has come in at £10bn for April, around 40% above last year's figure of £7.3bn.