Sentence examples for measures notably from inspiring English sources
"She blazed a trail across a range of measures, notably prize money, but also coverage.
For a start, they allow some protectionist measures, notably "anti-dumping" duties on imports that are deemed unfairly cheap.
Voters decided on a wide variety of ballot measures: notably among them, Oregon became the third US state to legalise recreational marijuana, with a decisive victory on a particularly liberal law.
On Saturday, Berlusconi said his decision to withdraw support from the government was due to its failure to pass economic measures, notably a postponement of a sales tax hike due to take effect this week.
The creation of a national unity government, with a specific program of limited duration, would help to restore public confidence and broaden support for politically difficult measures, notably the elimination of public sector jobs.
This policy was accompanied by other anticlerical measures, notably decrees (1880 81) dissolving the Jesuits and other congregations not authorized under the Concordat of 1801 between France and the papacy and forbidding their members to direct or teach in any educational establishment.
A handful of Republican senators voted for the measure, notably Senator John McCain of Arizona, in opposition to the other Arizona Republican, Senator Jon Kyl.
Because the concentrations of hydrogen and hydroxide ions in solution can be measured, notably by determining the electrical conductivity of the solution (its ability to carry an electrical current), a quantitative measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the solution is provided.
This bias was not controlled for and may explain the large value of α measured, notably compared to the females.
Migration is difficult to measure notably because it is highly repeatable (multiple moves per individual over a period of time).
Berlusconi blamed his decision to withdraw support from Letta's government on what he said was a failure to pass economic measures − notably a postponement of a sales tax hike due to take effect this week.
