Sentence examples for measures in regards from inspiring English sources

Building off the FDA's recent requirement for all cigarette packaging to be marked with large and bold warning labels to discourage potential smokers, the Department of Transportation should consider similar measures in regards to halting the continued influx of SUV buyers.

Another likely reason for this finding is related to traditional gender roles in Chinese culture [ 25], where women tend to show humble endurance without any resistance or more significant self-protective measures in regard to things like being exposed to the SHS produced by their husbands.

Previous reports [ 21- 23] did not compare sedentary activity between healthy weight and overweight preschoolers, although sedentary activity is an important measure in regards to overweight and cardiovascular risk [ 42].

During temperature reduction, effectiveness was measured in regard to plant type and vertical landscape gap.

Skill of the model was measured in regard to different rainfall thresholds and SST lags and compared to that of the hybrid decision tree-association rule (DTAR) model available in the literature.

She said the Interior Ministry had been instructed "to take all the necessary measures in that regard within the framework of the provisions of the Constitution and the law".

And though Congress seems to finally be considering measures in this regard, it remains essential to monitor the demilitarization processes and the corporate sectors that financially benefit from the sale of military tools to police.

Additional safety measures, in particular regarding ship design and high-risk trades, may well be necessary to reduce the high casualty rates.

And while those are superficial judgments and measures in one regard, they're indeed crucial characteristics when it comes to succeeding on the campaign trail and even when it comes to governance.

Some projects already have some concrete measures in this regard, as suggested by Ramos et al. (2010), including (a) presenting the project to the parents, suggesting their participation, including changing and preparing the activities; (b) feedback on, for example, survey results or students' performance; and (c) awareness of their roles as models of positive behaviour regarding drug use.

Professor Putnam proposed a number of corrective measures in this regard in the final chapter of his book.