Sentence examples for measures it intends from inspiring English sources

ATHENS — Despite new evidence of a deteriorating economy, Greece said on Monday that it would cut 15,000 state jobs this year as part of new austerity measures it intends to adopt to secure new debt agreements from international lenders.

The Postal Service didn't specify what measures it intends to pursue.

Mr President, I would like you to ask the Commission what measures it intends to take to demand the reimbursement of the subsidies granted to the Daewoo corporation.

Frustrated by the lack of information, activists insisted that the government should make public any measures it intended to take.That did not happen.

Following a year-long review of the £2bn industry, which uncovered widespread problems, the OFT wrote to 50 firms telling each one what it needed to do to bring its lending practices in line with the law, and giving it 12 weeks to explain what measures it intended to take.

This is a familiar gambit -- the government sends out a ludicrous first draft as a trial balloon, then makes cosmetic concessions and ends up with the draconian measure it intended all along.

Similar to reliability which assesses the consistency of measurement, the validity estimates if a scale measures what it intends to measure.

Similar to reliability that assesses the consistency of measurement, the validity estimates if a QoL scale measures what it intends to measure.

Validity states whether an instrument actually measures what it intends to measure, and reliability refers to the reproducibility of the outcome measure.

Construct validity (to which extent the study measures what it intends to measure).

In addition to the reproducibility, it is important to know whether the test measures what it intends to measure: therefore, the validity should be determined.