Sentence examples for measures made it from inspiring English sources

In November 2011, all economic measures made it pretty clear, as The Doors would say, that the west is the best.

Three inventors from Greensboro, N.C., realized that such safety measures made it impossible for people in wheelchairs to reach the control panels of self-serve gas pumps.

Some customers at Greta's said that they wanted to buy guns before any new gun control measures made it more difficult.

Wolfgang Schäuble, the conservative federal interior minister, who for months has called for tougher security measures, made it clear this week that he wanted to expand investigators' reach using highly debated techniques.

The ban on homosexuals in the armed forces was lifted; the age of consent was reduced to 16; Section 28 was repealed; civil partnerships were introduced, giving gay couples the same legal privileges as married couples; and a series of measures made it illegal to discriminate against people, or "incite hatred" against them, on the grounds of their sexual orientation.

These measures made it clear to them that their state was Bosnia, not Croatia.

"If security measures make it inconvenient, that could be a backbreaker.

members report their new trade measures, making it difficult to get a complete and up-to-date picture of the state of international commerce.

"These measures make it look like the government is doing something, but we haven't seen evidence that this is helping them catch the bad guys".

The move adds to the woes of digital publishers, which in the past year have seen several large technology companies introducing measures making it easier to block ads.

A large body of constitutional protection measures make it possible for the will of the minority in federal decision-making to be ignored.