Sentence examples for measures promoted from inspiring English sources

As committee chairman, he often used his authority to help kill measures promoted by Democrats and consumer groups aimed at reducing insurance rates.

The same is true of some of the latest doctor quality measures promoted by national organizations, including some for cancer doctors.

The law is similar to measures promoted by anti-abortion groups and blocked by courts in other states, including Mississippi and Alabama.

They say some of the climate measures promoted by Obama – such as the methane rule – are much too weak, and that his plan overall, while admirable, is still not enough to avoid dangerous climate change.

These measures, promoted by Renate Schmidt, the family minister, may make some difference, whereas the opposition plans to subsidise pensions seem more like past policies that have yielded meagre results.

One of the measures promoted by The Quality Plan of the Spanish Public Health System (INSALUD) is the implementation of clinical pathways.

The treaty will encourage countries to enact strict measures promoting clean indoor air.

The assumption underlying this statement is that measures promoting environmental sustainability inevitably yield a net economic cost rather than a profit.

To win the government's blessing, Comcast agreed to give up NBC's management role in Hulu, the Internet video site, and to other measures promoting competition online.

Mr. Gabriel was careful to add that "no one wants to do away with the fiscal pact," but merely add measures promoting growth and jobs to it.

He was called to testify when Republicans in the Kansas state legislature tried to block measures promoting wind and solar power.