Sentence examples for measures that would help from inspiring English sources

They have a vital interest in supporting measures that would help reduce the concentration of CO2 in the future".

Supporters said Paris would unleash a slew of contributory measures that would help reverse the rising trend in greenhouse gases.

Not only are these consumers missing out on energy efficiency measures that would help keep their homes warm, they also face higher energy bills as a result.

Harman promised Labour's support for measures that would help to secure the economic recovery, endorsed waste-cutting measures and supported planned voting reforms.

As a result, New York legislators are asking for the balance to be spent on other measures that would help the area around ground zero.

Citigroup, which is receiving more than $300 billion in bailout assistance, says that it is open to measures that would help homeowners.

Mr. DeLay proposed a measure that would help Texas, his home state, but could endanger major city transportation projects.

It billed the bailout as a temporary measure that would help farmers while the administration negotiated better deals.

Worse still, the bill is disingenuously cast as a compassionate measure that would help the very poor and "unbanked" citizens who would be most hurt by it.

Professor Kevin Fenton, national director of health and wellbeing at PHE, said that standardised packs were a "powerful measure that would help save lives".

In a rare moment of bipartisan sanity, the House voted 398 to 21 for a much-needed measure that would help protect reporters from being forced to reveal confidential sources in federal court.