Sentence examples for measures primarily from inspiring English sources

The coalition has acknowledged for the first time that it is to target Sure Start in its austerity measures, primarily by finding underspends and reducing inefficiencies.

It has taken extreme measures, primarily ultra-loose monetary policy and much debt creation in the United States and Europe, to recover from the Great Recession.

If talks with Iran do not bring tangible results within a reasonable time, President Obama will not find it difficult to gather international support for more robust measures, primarily stronger sanctions.

Together with Beth Easter, a doctoral candidate at Indiana University, they contend in a 2011 article, "On the Meaning, Measurement, and Implications of Racial Resentment" that "rather than being a measure of racism, racial resentment measures primarily racial policy attitudes".

But analysts doubt that the measures — primarily tax increases but also cuts in aid to local governments, a higher retirement age for women in the private sector and a change in Italy's labor law to make it easier for companies to hire and fire — will achieve the advertised savings.

In a crowdsourcing effort, the Smithsonian last year began inviting visitors to provide audio descriptions on mobile devices of the nearly 137 million objects in its collection — an example of how measures primarily to help people with disabilities can often benefit the public.

Anthony O. Parise, an Ossining village trustee, contractor and restaurant owner, said he spoke out against the measure primarily because of the cost of the building.

That left the defense of the measure primarily to its ballot sponsors, including the group Protectmarriage.com.com

The proposals are separate from a discarded plan for housing benefit to be taken away from all under 25-year-olds, in or out of work, a measure primarily designed to cut public spending and not linked to training.

While the measure primarily gave the government vast new powers of surveillance and investigation, it also provided for sweeping new anti-money-laundering requirements that will affect a broad range of companies.

If one grows up in a culture in which one's self-worth is measured primarily by one's desirability to men, then your energy is consumed into this horizontal competition with other women that can never be totally won.