Sentence examples for measures noted from inspiring English sources
The Coal Measures, noted for the great amounts of coal they contain, account for the major portion of England's production of coal.
"Across the country, thousands of small and medium-size businesses, farmers and retailers are also reportedly suffering financial losses as a result of higher prices for imported materials and goods and the ensuing foreign retaliatory measures," noted an editorial in the Guardian.
The measures noted above, particularly regarding use of nitrification inhibitors, choice of species with fast growth and N uptake rates and reducing losses at harvest by ensuring rapid site revegetation, could be used to maximise the 'planted forest effect'.
Opponents of the measures noted the timing of the petition drive, which comes as the SEIU negotiates new contracts for healthcare workers.
Senate Majority Leader Robert J. Dole (R-Kan)., saying he opposed the measures, noted that the White House and the Senate Republican leadership view the Administration's existing farm credit program as sufficient to handle the crisis.
Nine hundred and forty abstracts were examined and all named measures noted.
Gallardo opposes further austerity measures, noting that continued tax hikes to pay off debt would convince more people to leave.
But he stopped short of threatening retaliatory measures, noting that Canada now runs a large trade surplus with the United States.
Some leading human rights groups expressed concern about the measures, noting that such decrees have led to rights abuses when invoked by various Colombian governments.
Eventually, the chemical giant would agree on production controls and endorse Montreal Protocol measures, noting their inevitability - and with an eye on the new, huge profits to be made from patent-protected replacement chemicals hydrocholofluorocarbons (HCFCs) and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
Without government support, they are potentially a nonstarter". Critics of the measures note that the breaks run counter to the carbon-reduction message Congress intended when it vowed to bankroll clean, renewable technology.
