Sentence examples for measures relied on from inspiring English sources

Just as with the civil co-operations measures relied on by businesses every day, so too with the criminal justice co-operation measures: a lmost anyone with experience of fighting crime across borders agrees that a return to the pre-EU slow and creaking way of working would be a big step in the wrong direction.

Many of the individual measures relied on parental report which could be susceptible to potential sources of mis-reporting such as over-reporting post diagnosis and under-reporting for the first child of the family.

The primary dependent measures relied on teacher ratings for several reasons.

Most measures relied on collection of new data rather than on existing administrative or claims data.

However, our measures relied on conscious self-report and thus reflect merely conscious aspects of the participant's affective state.

Efficacy measures relied on the mean change scores of a rating scale for MDD and the response rates defined by any set of criteria.

Both measures rely on huge reductions to slow the growth in government spending on Medicare.

Current protection measures rely on control of the vector, the whitefly Bemisia tabaci, and the use of resistant cultivars.

The measures rely on a provision in U.S. immigration law that allows authorities to send back migrants who arrive through a third country to that foreign territory.

Last year, China launched a $3.5 billion R&D effort on GM crops, and in 2008 Premier Wen Jiabao declared, "To solve the food problem, we have to rely on big science and technology measures, rely on biotechnology, rely on GM".

In this research area, several similarity measures rely on knowledge resources to quantify semantic resemblance, such as the WordNet "is a" taxonomy; this latter quantifies the common characteristics between the concepts expressed by the relation of specialization/generalization.