Sentence examples for measures to be made from inspiring English sources

The charity offers screening for anyone between 16 and 34 and campaigns for the measures to be made more widely available.

The letter also asks them to contact their general practice and arrange an appointment for the study measures to be made.

The Australian government has recently responded to a review of the intervention and announced that measures will be introduced that will allow the suspension of the Australian Racial Discrimination Act to be lifted and certain measures are to be made compliant with the Act.

Together this meant fewer instances in which decisions about implementing IC measures had to be made.

To be useful, an assumption about what is being measured has to be made.

Assumptions on the value of the outcome measure needed to be made to calculate value-based prices.

This therefore allowed a surrogate measure of stiffness to be made, as previously published [4].

Measure the cut to be made.

Figure 2 further summarises the adherence levels obtained by the different adherence measures to allow comparisons to be made.

Further, using generic measures often enables comparisons to be made between the study sample and available population norms.

So a measure of history is sure to be made on Sunday.