Sentence examples for measures or as from inspiring English sources

"Ten billion euros for education projects, infrastructure measures, or as start-up money for companies... maybe concentrated on the very villages and regions in which the Germans staged their worst massacres... would be a forward-looking signal of active recompense 70 years on," it wrote.

As a part of a larger project, a cross-sectional study was performed on breeding sites in a moderate density area of swine production in Quebec to estimate the prevalence of PRRSV infected sites and to evaluate if characteristics of sites and biosecurity practices, either as specific measures or as a global score, were associated with PRRSV status.

BUSINESS Germany's conflicted relationship with the euro was on full view at the country's highest court in Karlsruhe on Tuesday, with arguments portraying recent moves by the European Central Bank either as necessary stability measures or as an unconstitutional plan to transfer German wealth to Southern Europe.

KARLSRUHE, Germany Germanyny's conflicted relationship with the euro was on full view at the country's highest court here on Tuesday, with arguments portraying recent moves by the European Central Bank either as necessary stability measures or as an unconstitutional plan to transfer German wealth to Southern Europe.

Many of these respondents describe valuations as being high relative to historical measures or as being too high given the current political uncertainties.

Viable bombs were "not particularly difficult" to make, said Mr Alford, but planning and executing such a plot was open to detection in many ways - whether through technology and security measures or, as in this case, intelligence.

He was not as methodical, as measured or as savvy as usual.

Finally, many sacrifices are accompanied by music, which may be viewed either as a protective measure or as an offering of sound.

Chemical industries add magnesium to plastics and other materials as a fire protection measure or as filler (Naik et al. 2007).

With Reid blocking amendments, RES would have to be proposed as a stand-alone measure, or as an amendment to another bill.

DACA was implemented because Congress was unwilling to ratify the DREAM Act, either as a stand-alone measure or as part of more comprehensive legislation.