Sentence examples for measures have drawn from inspiring English sources

Two particular measures have drawn their fire.

Still, the tough measures have drawn criticism outside Lithuania.

Orbán's austerity measures have drawn fire at home and abroad, with critics accusing him of attempting to muzzle the judiciary, the media regulator and Hungary's central bank.

The governor is a Roman Catholic who supports abortion rights, and her vetoes of anti-abortion measures have drawn derision from social conservatives, including a request by the archbishop of Kansas City that she not take communion.

And we're not alone: campaigners have already launched a petition calling on Hackney council in east London to "stop criminalising rough sleepers", while the measures have drawn criticism in both the local and national press.

Since then, the measure has drawn national attention.

The measure has drawn just one Republican co-sponsor.

The measure has drawn broad bipartisan support and is supported by every major health and education association in the state.

But the measure has drawn significant criticism for its contents and the way it was hastily assembled in the days before Thanksgiving.

The measure has drawn some fire from privacy and open-Internet advocates who fear the proposal doesn't do enough to protect user privacy.

This last measure has drawn howls of protest from businessmen, who say it will stifle investment just as economic growth is waning.