Sentence examples for measures if it from inspiring English sources

Beijing now sees the need for stimulus measures if it is to credibly report the attainment of growth targets.

But the campaign is going to need heroic measures if it is really going to save black financial institutions.

The South Korean government warned Japan not to carry out a maritime survey near two disputed islets, saying it would take "stern measures" if it did.

Cormann called on Shorten to use his budget reply speech to explain how Labor would fund proposed spending measures if it did not agree with the Coalition's approach.

He said the PdL would support a 2014 budget next month, along with some other measures, if it was truly useful to Italy.

Russia had been staunchly against the deal, and it is believed Moscow offered financial incentives for Ukraine not to sign, with threats of punitive measures if it did.

He has written: "The imagination itself may rank among its own enemies - if it loses its sense of measure, if it loses sight of the solid world that cannot be dissolved in art".

The Family Research Council, a conservative group, declared the bill was "in danger of being hijacked by homosexual groups". The council said it would abandon its support for the measure if it were changed to defer to state and local laws.

But on Monday the White House renewed its threat to veto the measure if it contained a $4 billion block grant program for states to buy foreclosed homes.

But one of the many issues with the policy is that its success is impossible to measure: If it's working, nothing happens.

But one of the many issues with the policy is that its success is impossible to measure: if it's working, nothing happens.