Sentence examples for measures that the from inspiring English sources

After scratching growth and income redistribution off his list, Bok goes on to discuss measures that, the evidence suggests, would increase aggregate happiness.

You can see all the extra measures that the government has taken".

It was put into office to pass the measures that the politicians had shrunk from.

The study was based on interviews with 10,000 city residents and used the same measures that the C.D.C. uses.

Sierra Leoneans themselves readily grasped the measures that the families had taken and the decision they had made.

I can say, as I write in "Hard Measures," that the vast majority of renditions were handled appropriately.

Among the measures that the Regents have approved in an effort to retain teachers are more thorough career-development programs.

All the extra measures that the government will now have to take will be at the expense of ordinary people.

Whether the additional austerity measures that the Greek government announced Wednesday go far enough remains to be seen.

The APEC leaders endorsed a range of tough counter-terrorist measures that the Americans have been pushing.

Nor did he mention the harsh measures that the party, betraying its insecurity, employs to quash dissent.