Sentence examples for measures it deems from inspiring English sources

Theresa May, the home secretary, said in Parliament on Monday that the "government's current thinking" is that it will opt out, then negotiate to rejoin those measures it deems to be in its national interest.

"Brazil, for one, will take whatever measures it deems necessary to avoid the detrimental effects of these spillovers".

WASHINGTON — While President Obama pledged to crack down on access to what he called "weapons of war" in the aftermath of last month's schoolhouse massacre, the White House has calculated that a ban on military-style assault weapons will be exceedingly difficult to pass through Congress and is focusing on other measures it deems more politically achievable.

"As a littoral state which has the longest coastline in the eastern Mediterranean, Turkey will take whatever measures it deems necessary in order to ensure the freedom of navigation in the eastern Mediterranean," the foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, said in Ankara.

"The UCI will continue to defend its honour and credibility by all means available, and reserves the right to take any measures it deems necessary against Mr Hamilton or any other person.

Given Secretary General Ban Ki Moon's statements, the Security Council must surely now have an urgent mandate to take measures it deems necessary to implement UN Resolution 1618 20055) including the provision of military support to help Iraq's Armed Forces restore and maintain peace in those areas under ISIS control which remains an urgent priority for Iraq's leadership.

"The data controller shall implement such other security measures as it deems appropriate to ensure that personal data is protected against unauthorised and unlawful processing, accidental loss, destruction, and/or damage," adds the undertaking.

The donation, the largest the organization has ever received from an individual, will support the A.C.L.U.'s efforts to fight antiterrorism measures that it deems a violation of civil liberties.

And the Baath Party, which has clenched Syria in its tight, shades-of-the-Soviet-bloc grip for almost 40 years, easily resurrects oppressive measures whenever it deems denunciations of the government to be too harsh.

Since the inclusion of preference based measures increases the number of items in collected in a study, adding to patient burden, and are often seen as less important than clinical outcome measures, it might also be deemed necessary to use these mapping functions in future studies.

If the measure is deemed to similar to existing measures, it need not be developed.