Sentence examples for measures to attack from inspiring English sources

In his State of the State address last year, he promised bold measures to attack sprawl: "There will be vested interests lined up across this state and outside that door to oppose us.

On Friday, Mr. Bernanke told a gathering of community bankers that some of the Fed's measures to attack the financial crisis were taking hold, and called for smarter regulation of the financial system.

Reid and his Democrats want to focus on Obama's populist economic agenda, including a proposal to increase the minimum wage and other measures to attack inequality.

The Senate has the next move on must-do legislation required to keep the government open past midnight on Monday, and the Democratic-led chamber is expected to reject the latest effort from House Republicans to use a normally routine measure to attack President Barack Obama's signature health care law.

Both proposed measures choose to attack what we might term "soft" targets — at least for the extremists — while hiding behind the perceived legitimacy of attacking extremism itself.

The six-page measure leaves the United States free to attack Iraq without Security Council authorization.

Proposition 10 squeaked through with a tiny one-point approval margin, even though the tobacco industry spent $30 million in a media blitz to attack the measure.

The confidence measure gives a lower weight to attack and offset regions of each note and a higher weight to the sustained part of the notes.

We also measured the bird's latency to attack the prey.

After the attack, Mr. Chirac called an emergency high-level meeting to approve measures to stop attacks on Jewish sites, including tougher policing and prosecution.

"In 1964, Congress gave President Lyndon Johnson the power to 'take all necessary measures' to repel attacks and prevent further aggression.