Sentence examples for measures into a from inspiring English sources

Google combines all these measures into a final relevancy score.

But the government has yet to draft the measures into a bill, let alone put the measure to Parliament.

The United Nations Human Development Indexx represents perhaps the most comprehensive attempt to synthesise economic and non-economic measures into a single national success metric currently available.

But experts too can be fooled by "synthetic" indices combining several related measures into a single number which are often used to back broad claims.

Any shrinking of this premium may suggest markets have become more liquid.The Bank has combined these measures into a composite ratio.

Can Mr. Singh take a leaf from his old playbook and convert a late gamble on economic measures into a winning hand in the next general elections?

House Republicans combined two ill-conceived health care measures into a single bill and passed it on a largely party-line vote last month.

"The trouble with developers is they don't want to put these resilience measures into a house because as soon as anyone walks in, they say 'oh, is this area prone to flooding'?" said Parish.

Mr. DiFrancesco, obviously believing that there are more votes in the gradualist camp that in the absolutist one, is betting that he will be able to turn his support for gun control measures into a plurality when the time comes.

Fight fire with fire: transform popular support for gun-control measures into a national lobbying force that is just as effective (or, at least, nearly as effective) as the N.R.A.

The general idea of all ESM-based methods is to map these instantaneous quality measures into an effective quality measure, γeff.