Sentence examples for measures that will help from inspiring English sources

The United States already is taking measures that will help reduce emissions.

Tony Tyler, the chief executive, said the company had "no option" but to take measures that will help maintain long-term sustainability.

It would also put in place a series of measures that will help to bring down costs over the long run.

She is also working at the science-management and policy level to identify measures that will help species survive in our warming climate.

That is not much money — the city just closed an $83 million budget gap — but even so, a spokesman for Mayor Ron Dellums said the mayor was grateful for "all measures that will help with our budget situation".

To secure a place for all at the table at the end of the year 2000, we must remove the barriers between them and implement the debt-reduction measures that will help them.

Energy performance certificates are a crucial measure that will help householders cut their emissions and energy bills.

Miroslav Lajčák previewed his country's takeup of the EU presidency with the remark: "I would support any measure that will help reverse the position of the British people, which we have to respect but also regret".

Analysis: Taking people working 30 hours a week out of the minimum wage was one of the Conservatives' key manifesto promises, although it is not just a measure that will help low earners.

At a press conference in Bratislava, he said: "I would support any measure that will help reverse the position of the British people, which we have to respect but also regret.

PARIS — European Aeronautic Defense and Space, the parent company of Airbus, said Friday that buyers of its A400M military transport plane had agreed to a 10 percent price increase, a measure that will help cover substantial cost overruns and allow the troubled project to continue.