Sentence examples for measures put into from inspiring English sources

With severe power shortages predicted for the country's southern and eastern regions, Guangzhou, China's third largest city, an industrial powerhouse, has had rationing since January, six months earlier than the emergency measures put into effect last year.

Richard J. Sheirer, director of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, said the security measures put into place yesterday were prudent and effective, a result of learning from experience.

Now that these companies have had their consciousness raised about these issues, I believe we will see much better notification, publication of policies, and data security measures put into place that will address the majority of consumer concerns.

Our findings suggest that there is a marked imbalance between the great awareness about climate change impacts and the adaptation measures put into practice on the ground.

While reservoirs were nearly empty in 2015, with some recovery in northern basins in 2016, and dramatic water use conservation measures put into place, the accompanying landscape stress induced forest conditions resulting in massive die-off (Asner et al. 2016) and intensified wildfire (Diffenbaugh et al. 2015; AghaKouchak et al. 2014).

The National Rifle Association NRAA) has used the argument that those who want real gun control measures put into place secretly want to take guns out of the hands of hunters.

The measure, put into place after the 2009 festival, has halved the number of animals to be slaughtered this year.

Plus new rules requiring all new nurses hold degrees — a measure put into place to increase skills and ensure nurses can operate in a more analytical and independent manner — are set to broaden and shift the skillset of the workforce.

Organizers knew there was plenty of room for improvement, and they believe they've found it with New Approach Oregon, a group supported by high-profile national donors that is seeking to see their legalization measure put into law.

Will today's measures put fuel into the tank, as ministers claim, or is the only way to do that, as Labour insists, to slow down the pace and lessen the depth of public spending cuts.

This set of measures put speech quality into a multidimensional space.