Sentence examples for measures laid from inspiring English sources

Skeptics also say the measures laid out Monday may not be able to cope with the collapse of several large global banks at once.

The measures, laid out in the Trade Union Bill, could come into effect as early as next year if they are approved by MPs in the autumn.

He said he saw no special effort to contact approaching harbor boats to make sure they were on authorized business, and knew of nothing done to warn unauthorized boats off or to keep them away, as would have been required under antiterrorist measures laid out by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Other measures laid out in the review to reduce waste and boost recycling include incentives for householders who recycle, recycling-on-the-go schemes, better services for businesses and voluntary deals focusing on the hospitality industry, plastic bags, paper, junk mail, textiles and construction waste.

A Department of Buildings spokeswoman said it had approved the permits because Mr. Shaoul proposed additional fire safety measures, such as installing sprinklers throughout the building, which it deemed equivalent to the fireproofing measures laid out in the multiple dwelling law.

"The measures laid out by Robert Francis of zero tolerance, closing hospitals where there are poor standards of care, and a greater focus on compassion in nursing are hopefully measures which the Government will now implement before anything like this can happen again.

The country's governing coalition, which has come under strain as it pushes its painful austerity agenda, must now enforce agreed-upon measures, laying off 2,000 civil servants by the end of June and pushing forward a stalled project to privatize state assets.

And, for good measure, laid into America again on Sunday.

But the measure laid out today will really only hit those looking to buy in London, he adds.

Thirty-eight (2.3%) of 1,661 eggs measured laid by females nesting singly during the study met these criteria.

We measured the distance from the suprasternal notch to the femoral pulse with a tape measure laid on the body to use the most reproducible technique.