Sentence examples for measures to catch from inspiring English sources

This week the Trump administration unveiled sweeping measures to catch and deport potentially millions of undocumented people.

More collaboration between Hyundai and Google doesn't necessarily mean self-driving cars, but the advent of robotic vehicles is going to change the face of the industry, so I wouldn't be surprised to see any vehicle makers that are lagging behind pursue extreme measures to catch up.

In 2012, the IRS implemented a preventive measure to catch fraud prior to actually issuing refunds, and issued more than 2,400 enforcement actions against identity thieves.

It had been installed as a safety measure to catch falling pieces.

When a dysfunctional system blows up, it's not uncommon for the honest worker who refused to game the system and who therefore wasn't doing as well on measured performance to catch a disproportionate amount of the blame.

In this research reverse engineering method needs equipment CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) to catch data item CNN plate diameter 220 mm, and change physical data to electronic data that can be processed in software CAD-Power Shape 2015.

Amazon and eBay are awash with hundreds of small pop-up sellers, based overseas, who are unlikely to be deterred if the new measures allow HMRC to catch only a small number of offenders.

Road rules and other safety measures have yet to catch up.In this section Me, myself and them Nothing new under the sun Fighting road kill...isn't destiny, one hopes ReprintsMany countries lack basic safety rules that could, the WHO argues, reduce the number of accidents.

Mr Lauritzen said that Denmark "must take the necessary measures in order to catch tax evaders who hide fortunes in, for instance, Panama.

"It's good to know that Nielsen has these measures in place to catch things like this," Burton said.

But immigration experts say there were already adequate measures in place to catch criminal sponsors and that the added vetting causes children psychological distress and keeps them out of safe homes.