Sentence examples for measures like an from inspiring English sources
But divisions with Russia have prevented more weighty international measures like an arms embargo.
He wants logging in to be easy; besides, he said, some people find biometric measures like an iris scan to be "creepy".
In Battambang, the local government has taken matters into its own hands, with measures like an educational campaign that focuses on cultural heritage.
Some listeners – Americans, particularly – could be forgiven their discomfort not so much with this subject matter but with Skinner's delivery: it seemed as if "the words here are jammed into measures like an overstuffed couch," as one US reviewer wrote.
Many speakers and signs called for goals that included economic measures like an increase in the minimum wage, and long-term political reforms like ensuring the independence of the judiciary.
The French government also announced other revenue generating measures like an increase in income tax on high earners; the top rate would rise to 41 percent from 40 percent on earnings over 69,783 euros.
He agreed with conservatives that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to bear arms — a view later upheld by the Supreme Court — but he supported gun control measures like a ban on assault rifles that he considered constitutional.
Despite measures like a feeding tube, intravenous fluids, antibiotics and one operation, veterinarians finally recommended euthanasia.
They mention measures like a higher minimum wage or laws that strengthen unions, policies that many non-Marxists also favor.
He indicated again that he was impatient with the slow pace of work on interim measures like a settlement freeze.
Measures like a patients' bill of rights, liberalizing trade with China and reforming election law have largely languished.
