Sentence examples for measures that would be from inspiring English sources

These are essentially cost-free measures that would be far more effective than adding lanes.

We wanted a set of nonfinancial measures that would be every bit as rigorous and auditable as financial ones.

It may be impracticable to ask the State proposing a diversion to provide unerring proof of future uses and concomitant conservation measures that would be taken.

While a third resolution would ideally include additional measures targeting Iranian entities and officials, there are also non-punitive measures that would be equally significant.

But Tony Blair was reported once again this week to be watering down the politically unpalatable measures that would be needed.

But what that pivot would mean, as far as I can tell, was proposing some minor measures that would be more symbolic than substantive.

By any measure that would be an understatement.

By almost any measure that would be impressive growth.

I asked her if there was any budgetary measure that would be unpopular in the salon.

By any measure, that would be a propaganda victory for the Taliban.

San Diego's utility welcomed today's step as a temporary measure that would be required only until new power plants come into operation, perhaps in three years or so.