Sentence examples for measures set out from inspiring English sources

That assessment did not however consider the offsetting benefits of the measures set out in my Air Quality Strategy.

The enforcement measures set out in this Appendix shall be exercised by the Palestinian Authority solely for tax collection and shall not be exercised for any other purpose.

Strict measures, set out in the London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act of 2006, aim to stamp out any attempts at ambush marketing.

It was unclear to whether the temporary measures set out by Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, would stop the flow of refugees into Germany.

Speaking on BBC Breakfast Mr Johnson said the proposal on insurance was one of many measures set out in a consultation document.

Fear of leprosy caused wide adoption of the control measures set out in Leviticus 13, namely, isolation of the infected and the cleansing or burning of his garments.

His key recommendation is for new ways of measuring deprivation to be introduced alongside the poverty measure set out in the Child Poverty Act, which defines a family as being in poverty if its income is less than 60% of the median household income for that year.

Last week in Brussels, representatives of the European Parliament, the European Commission and E.U. member governments reached a compromise on a measure setting out the terms under which the authorities would be allowed to restrict Internet access.

The measure sets out rules for the sale of marijuana and pot-infused products.

To help raise awareness of the range of relevant and available outcome measures, we set out to develop an online database of outcome measures relevant to CAM/IM interventions which would be widely available.

These measures are set out in checklists that are applicable to any nondomestic building.