Sentence examples for measures that aim from inspiring English sources

"I explicitly add, we also take that to mean measures that aim to bring about a reduction in the cash value of debt".

Mr Sisi has also approved measures that aim to cut red tape and improve the way legal disputes involving companies are resolved.Yet much work remains.

Although many things could be better, Da Luz Bueno thinks the country is on the right track, particularly with regard to economic measures that aim to address one of the world's most unequal societies.

Mr. Powell's line is that while "success is not assured" for existing measures that aim to end "too big to fail," we should merely study additional steps (such as size caps; see Pages 12-13 of his speech).

The UK Department for Education, for example, provides a mammoth amount of information about schools – average class sizes, absence levels, details on how many pupils are eligible for free school meals (and how many are actually having them), and a wealth of measures that aim to assess how well children are performing across the school years.

However, measures that aim to impede more harmful attacks will, ceteris paribus, also be more effective than measures that aim at impeding less harmful attacks.

He outlined 12 new measures that aimed to transform the landscape of British counterterrorism.

TO ELIMINATE DEFICIT BY 2014 The Italian Parliament gave final approval to a package of austerity measures that aims to eliminate the country's budget deficit by 2014.

Instead of pursuing measures to counter excessive fluctuations in economic activity, such as the deep contraction of the 1930s, so-called stabilisation policies focused on measures that aimed to maintain full employment.

Rather than deal with the growing internal crisis, the government began to externalise the problem with a series of get-tough measures that aimed to stop all HIV positive people coming to Britain.

After an earlier scare in mid-July the government rushed through parliament a package of measures that aimed to trim €48bn (£42bn) from the budget deficit and enable Italy to start paying off its €1.8tn public debt in 2014.