Sentence examples for measures targeted at from inspiring English sources
Measures targeted at an army of overseas sellers using Amazon and eBay to evade VAT were at the heart of a £12bn tax clampdown announced by the chancellor.
Taxing the high profits of the energy companies or obliging them to invest a £1bn in energy-saving measures targeted at the houses with the worst insulation?
Johnson hopes to persuade the G7 to back proposals for new financial sanctions, including measures targeted at key military commanders from Russia and Syria.
For the five years of the coalition, they consistently voted for draconian austerity measures targeted at society's most vulnerable members which contributed to the alienation so ably chronicled in John Harris's series "Anywhere but Westminster".
The report acknowledges that we now know a lot more about the impact of human activity on the reef, with measures targeted at reducing their effects, such as pollution.
Mr Obama was to unveil measures targeted at making it harder for federal agencies to turn away applicants with prison records and assure them easier access to educational and housing opportunities.
Nevertheless, Singapore has put in place control measures targeting at both types of breeding habitats to minimise transmission by both species.
By capping the increase next year at 2%, as well as extending small business relief and introducing a measure targeted at lower rated retail properties, the government has reduced the immediate burden.
The purpose of this investigation is to examine the use of the MOS-HIV, a measure targeted at HIV disease, with the leading generic HRQOL instrument, the SF-36, in studies of persons with HIV.
The Swiss Federal Banking Commission, which regulates the banking sector, is planning to introduce stringent new measures targeted specifically at the country's two biggest banks, Credit Suisse and UBS.
Also, at least in theory, benefits of understanding the mechanism could extend beyond preventive measures targeted only at BPA to substances such as phthalates, parabens, and other environmental chemicals.
