Sentence examples for measures put on from inspiring English sources

The ruling has limited impact on whales since it deals with sonar restrictions, also known as "mitigation" measures, put on 14 exercises over 2 years; only one of those remains to be conducted.

The voluntary measures put on the table at Paris by over 100 nations are a welcome step, but unless there are strong measures to reduce emissions beyond 2030, global emissions would remain at a high level, practically guaranteeing that young people inherit a climate running out of their control.

The two measures put on the ballot by the legislature deal with how we will try to save water and money.

Monday's decision, however, drew a clear line between measures put on the ballot by local elected officials and those sponsored by citizen initiatives.

For good measure put on grease bands to protect the apples, plums, pears and cherries from the winter moth.

Any parcel tax measure put on a spring 2014 mail-in ballot requires two-thirds approval to pass.

But because the measures were put on a fast track under a procedural rule that required a two-thirds vote, all three failed.

Proposition 65 is a related measure, also put on by the plastic bag industry.

California recently passed a law that requires stores to charge for reusable bags, but the measure has been put on hold until a referendum is held in November.

In contrast, high SEP measures put pressure on airlines.

This implies that high SEP measures put pressure on airlines for fuel efficiency improvement; so optimum SEP measures are necessary.