Sentence examples for measures this time from inspiring English sources

He did not plan to revert to similar measures this time.

Outrage has been sparked by media reports that the Washington-based body will call for further budget-reducing measures, this time in the private sector, in exchange for a loan of up to €15bn.

We repeated the calculation of the network measures, this time using a set of weights for the LRT lines, distinguishing them from the metro lines.

As Dealbook notes, China took some other harsh measures this time around, too, including disallowing investors to bet against stocks, ordering state-owned brokerages to buy shares on the country's behalf, and banning large shareholders from selling their stakes in companies.

Britain, which abstained last time, opposed the measure this time.

His words were more measured this time, but Torre still made a point.

So proponents of the measure this time know they have a tough fight on their hands.

Or has somebody given us a weakened measure this time around?

It was again adopted as a temporary measure, this time to enable the government to avoid budget deficits while carrying out major tariff reforms.

A decisive Steelers victory was expected but they edged home by only three points in overtime and, though New England lost at Heinz Field in October, they should have Pittsburgh's measure this time.

Terminator is even worse: we get the ubiquitous "I'll be back" moment, just in case anyone was worrying Arnie might not say those three words, and the "come with me if you want to live" line is also trotted out for good measure – this time by Clarke's Sarah Connor.