Sentence examples for measures released from inspiring English sources

The measures, released once every 10 years, are designed to improve public health but could also provide a significant cut to greenhouse gas emissions.

By several measures released this week, unemployment is on the rise in and around New York City, and the increase is beginning to worry government officials and economists.

Other measures released in May, like consumer confidence, consumer spending, and personal income, were generally positive, but nothing to suggest any imminent surge in economic growth.

According to an Essential poll on some of the measures, released on Wednesday, 86% of Australians support making the safety and welfare of children the primary factor in determining custody arrangements.

The new World Health Organisation database of worldwide air pollution measures, released in May, put the Iranian city of Zabol, on the eastern border with Afghanistan, as the world's most polluted city, based on PM2.5.

Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: Burberry, BAT and Imperial Tobacco are all struggling and given news of the Chinese stimulus measures released overnight with the easing of mortgage rules, there could well be some read across here.

Adopting confidence building measures, releasing political prisoners, and implanting a ceasefire would put the interests of both Americans and Yemenis first.

The change is within the margin of error for this survey, and there will be a more precise census measure released later this year.

The ILO labour force measure, released a few minutes ago, shows a 50,000 drop in the number of people out of work in the three months to August.

The membrane-damaging property of liposomes was determined by measuring released hemoglobin.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) would receive a $1.1 billion boost in 2016 under a draft measure released by a House of Representatives spending panel today.