Sentence examples for measures on his from inspiring English sources
The man in the dock was a leader who has inflicted an array of repressive measures on his people during his decade-long rule.
Nothing is more timely than fashion, and fashion always happens for a reason: both the Obama White House and Prime Minister David Cameron's Downing Street might have a vegetable patch out back, but only Cameron has actually imposed austerity measures on his nation in the last six months.
Moreover, some of the measures on his priority list (such as the move to international accounting standards) are very likely to take more than two years to implement.The role of the regulatorThe debate about financial-market regulation in Europe has moved from considering the merits of self-regulation versus statutory regulation, to whether a single regulator should police all financial services.
He now had a young wife, Kathryn Grant, and three small children, and he was determined not to repeat the mistakes of his first marriage to Dixie Lee, when his work kept him away for long stretches and he tried to compensate by imposing strict disciplinary measures on his four sons.
He will insist that the suspect had "defeated" the two safety measures on his holster.
Brown, a gun owner himself, has also indicated that California already has the toughest gun laws in the nation and that he may not sign all the measures on his desk.
Mr. Obama got to Denver in large measure on his ability to inspire Democratic voters.
He'd found the transformation, as measured on his yellow-pages gauge, striking.
He keeps a tape measure on his belt and a flat carpenter's pencil tucked in his Vietnam Veteran cap.
In reality, the degree of messiness will depend in large measure on his own behavior, in accepting or rejecting the election results, and on that of his party.
Dewey's confidence in democracy rested in significant measure on his "faith in the capacity of human beings for intelligent judgment and action if proper conditions are furnished".
