Sentence examples for measures most of from inspiring English sources
He proposed a series of measures, most of which lacked sufficient support, to cut spending programs for intelligence.
The law encompasses several measures, most of which have been tried in a few other states, though no other state has as broad a combination of restrictions.
"We want to be fair to all communities," Mr. Najib said after announcing the measures, most of which come into effect immediately.
But instead of taking tougher measures, most of the discussion in cabinet was about how to manage Austalia's "relatively poor domestic greenhouse gas response".
Many could be replaced with more targeted measures: most of the benefit is currently enjoyed by the rich rather than those needing help.
Nearly every major retail store in Westchester County includes a complex web of similar security measures, most of which are nearly invisible to customers, except to those whose purpose is to overcome them.
By that measure, most of the 95 million Americans now invested in mutual funds are duly decorated.
County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi said he would sign the measure, most of which would go into effect on March 1.
By that measure, most of what I've done — and what I've seen others do — has failed.
Under the House measure, most of the $2 billion in development financing would be reserved for technologies that convert coal to a gas before burning it for electricity.
Returning to the CDP survey, only eight of 405 companies measured most of their indirect emissions, such as purchasing raw materials and customer use and disposal of their products.
