Sentence examples for measures introduced by from inspiring English sources

What happens next will depend on the effectiveness of control measures introduced by local officials.

This comes after a range of measures introduced by the government to try to lift output.

Trade The postwar international system was dedicated to unravelling protectionist measures introduced by countries in the 1930s.

Measures introduced by Labor include changing eligibility for people under 35 and changing which impairments qualify people for DSP.

Reform will be slow, and many of the measures introduced by the government to limit union power will be retained.

The summiteers probably had in mind the kind of measures introduced by their host nation, South Korea, in June.

But Nationwide said this was incorrect and that the number was now 500 following new anti-carpetbagging measures introduced by the government late last year.

Scotland and Wales contested very different election systems between 1995 and 2016 elections, partly as a result of the devolution measures introduced by the Labour government.

Austerity measures introduced by the coalition have caused real suffering to many people, but my comfortable life hasn't changed in the slightest.

Markets have been supported for many months by the extraordinary stimulus measures introduced by central banks aimed at stimulating the flagging global economy.

The changes by the General Medical Council (GMC), which regulates the profession, tie in with other measures introduced by ministers to improve vetting.