Sentence examples for measures pursued from inspiring English sources

The OBR said six of the specific measures pursued by the Chancellor had unperformed by £50m or more each.

Thus, crop-diversification, soil and water conservation and seasonal migration were the three most frequently used and important adaptation measures pursued by households' in the study area.

For example, last week, David Holmes, the chair of End Child Poverty in the UK, criticized some of the budget austerity measures pursued by the Cameron government.

That is, tax measures pursuing a counter cyclical goal.

The second pillar refers to measures pursuing the EU rural development policy and its implementing tool, the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.

However it is worth mentioning that both breeding for resistance and the compulsory eradication measures pursue similar objective using very different approaches and timescales.

Yet it is a deeply flawed measure, pursuing which has become an end in itself – and is as damaging to science as the bonus culture is to banking.

But members of the "rich club", including Britain, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands, are demanding cuts that would match austerity measures being pursued by national governments.

Vaughan, in his Daily Telegraph column, took a hard line, suggesting his former team could not have complained had sterner measures been pursued against the pair.

Today, it is considered a sign of frustration within Germany about the extraordinary measures being pursued to maintain stability in the euro zone, adding to the volatility in global financial markets.

Although many British newspapers have quite rightly given extensive coverage to the financial crisis in Spain (Spanish bailout deal emerges, 9 June), there appears to be an almost total blackout of news about the response of the workers' movement in Spain to the austerity measures being pursued by the government.