Sentence examples for measures through a from inspiring English sources

The banter that "Interventions" explores is expressed in the opening measures through a musical joke.

"But while they adopted these kind of measures through a transitional period we are trying to accelerate them in a week".

Mr. Berlusconi pushed $75 billion worth of austerity measures through a reluctant Parliament this summer, but a promised package of growth and revenue measures has stalled in the cabinet.

White House officials have told advocates they are well aware of the difficulties, and are hoping that public pressure will help push some of the measures through a reluctant Congress.

By introducing the two big bills at the last minute and thus limiting debate just before the winter adjournment, those leaders had hoped to push the measures through a weary Congress, but many lawmakers suggested on Friday that the tactic might be backfiring.

Jonathan Bristow, broker, Valbury Capital said: The euro has made some gains despite ECB president Mario Draghi pressing the point that there will be no help for those who don't try to help themselves, a comment said to possibly help Italian PM Mario Monti get his austerity measures through a vote of confidence today.

[Qualities such as] motivation and drive cannot be measured through a degree.

Its vote was symbolic, because only the public can repeal the measure through a second referendum.

The notion of pursuing the measure through a referendum did not sit well with Council leaders.

Unemployment -- which is measured through a separate household survey rather than by tracking company payrolls -- inched up to 5.7percentt from 5.6percentt in February.

He personally shepherded the complex measure through a favorable Congressional Budget Office review and held regular detailed discussions with Douglas W. Elmendorf, director of the office.