Sentence examples for measures referred from inspiring English sources

On education, there are 11 citizen initiatives and 13 measures referred to voters by State Legislatures.

Even President Obama, in a speech last month proposing new gun control measures, referred to the need to rethink the way violence is often glorified in entertainment offerings.

The real sticking point, regardless of which bill emerges as Congress's favorite, will be whether the "border security" measures referred to by Pelosi and Schumer afford Republicans what they feel is the necessary political cover.

To analyze measures referred to venous thromboembolic prophylaxis in critically ill patients.

These measures, referred as shape transformers, can classify shapes in a way similar to material classification.

When noninvasive aids are available, invasive measures referred to in advance directives (eg, intubation) are often needed only temporarily.

Sustainability performance measures refer to environmental impact, energy consumption, safety, personal health, waste management, and cost.

However, some of the measures refer to developing concepts rather than implementing specific measures.

All reported performance measures refer to the average of 100-fold MCCVs.

There are many useful measures referring to ecological quality, economic relevance, social support, visual and spatial quality.

Subjective measures refer to assessing company performance with scale questions varying from 1 to 7, or from poor to very good.