Sentence examples for measures on how from inspiring English sources

Germany's coalition agreement in late November contained measures on how to curb poverty migration.

The Film Council is in the middle of an extensive process of consultation, listening to the constituencies' demands before it declares more detailed measures on how best to proceed.

He said: "The plan has no clear measures on how the food and drink industry will be made to be more responsible in their aggressive marketing of unhealthy food".

And she has undercut the city's leadership — for example, months before the city was to release its measures on how well high schools were preparing students for higher education, the state put out its own report that said three out of four students who finished high school in four years needed extra help once they got to college.

The failure to define outcome measures on how accurately a weight estimation method must perform is methodologically unsound, however.

This would involve developing objective measures on how well they are doing to reduce hunger, combat climate change and environmental degradation and boosting food production.

He added: "A champion is also measured on how much he respects his team-mates and opponents.

"The health of the world economy depends, in substantial measure, on how that chastening is translated into action," he writes.

Our ability to work effectively in hierarchies depends in large measure on how we deal with those dangers.

Incentives for managers themselves don't hurt, either: They should be measured on how all of their reports are advancing.

How the reaction continues to play out will likely depend, in large measure, on how the Israeli justice system deals with the killers.