Sentence examples for measures to be applied from inspiring English sources

This is one of the reasons we need stringent conservation measures to be applied to the world's remaining natural areas.

One of the footnotes has sent a shudder across the net: "Members shall provide for the provisions related to criminal enforcement and border measures to be applied at least in cases of trademark counterfeiting and copyright piracy".

Lukashenko said he has tasked local administrations with reaching out to the population, and said he had requested especially tough measures to be applied to those who pollute the environment by dump waste in places not intended for that purposes – the toughest of which would involve confiscating their cars.

Following these conferences, in which the government was represented by Georges Rivollet, minister of pensions, who is also secretary of the National Council of Veterans, agreement is reported to have been reached on the broad lines of measures to be applied.

Experience shows that Coarse-grain soil replacement with insulation and drainage system are the most common measures to be applied.

The selection of safety measures to be applied in an industrial plant to reduce risk to an acceptable level is a critical task for safety engineers.

Just over a week ago the Dominican Republic's highest court ruled to revoke the citizenship of children of illegal Haitian migrant workers – a measure to be applied to anyone born after 1929, and thus affecting not only migrants' children, but their grandchildren and, in some cases, even great-grandchildren.

However, all these measures have to be applied carefully since these would increase the SI approximation complexity at the encoder.

To define similar retained queries, a similarity measure has to be applied with a certain threshold.

So while the bill is clad in counter-terrorism justifications, the scope of its digital surveillance measures are intended to be applied more widely.

Our approach therefore enables classic IC-based measures to be directly applied in a multiple ontology setting.