Sentence examples for measures to accelerate from inspiring English sources

"Recently we have taken new measures to accelerate infrastructure development.

They're taking active measures to accelerate and sustain the decline of the West".

She said: "Today's strategy sets out concrete measures to accelerate Britain's transformation from environmental laggard to environmental leader globally, nationally and, most importantly, locally".

But in an open letter published on Tuesday, 124 leading economic, legal and policy experts have called for "proactive measures" to accelerate wage growth.

In a statement released by his office on Thursday, Dutton praised the Cambodian government's "commitment" to the transfer deal "and to fresh measures to accelerate the integration of refugees into Cambodian society".

Based on the principles of "freedom, fairness and responsibility", the programme includes plans for a wholesale reform of schools, a shake-up of the welfare system and measures to "accelerate" the reduction of the budget deficit.

Mr. Bush and other Republicans have been pushing hard for the measure to accelerate income tax cuts.

A pneumatic pulse was measured to accelerate the needle to a maximum velocity of 21.2 ± 2.5 m/s on a stroke length of 2.5 mm, achieving significantly higher acceleration, maximum velocity and power than current biopsy devices.

Contemporary human rights documents draw just this line; they distinguish between policies of oppression and measures designed to accelerate de facto equality.

NAJIB's Economic Transformation Program ETPP) is a series of projects and policy measures intended to accelerate the country's economic growth.

However, during the course of the baseline study (first trial), it was found that all measures taken to accelerate membrane fouling (as evident by performance decline) had failed.