Sentence examples for measures to draw from inspiring English sources
When determining acceptable exposure limits for potentially hazardous substances, there are several measures to draw from.
With the ax seemingly hanging over their heads, some colleges have resorted to unusual measures to draw fans.
At the same time, the court did not forbid states from using alternative measures to draw up legislative districts, such as counts of the adult citizen population.
But like the teen girls who are taking creative measures to draw attention to the skewed codes, Twiss has an idea of his own: "One day I'd like to organize for all the parents – men and women – to show up at a school event wearing spaghetti strapped dresses and tank tops".
BRUSSELS — Despite rising pressure for new measures to draw a line under the debt crisis, Germany moved Monday to close off debate on an increase to a 750-billion-euro bailout fund, or the more radical step of issuing common euro zone bonds.
The second modification is that the scalar measures, to draw the MSE transfer chart (text {MMSE}_{text {ap}}^{S}) and (text {MMSE}_{text {ext}}^{S}), rather than the matrix measures are used to evaluate the performance of the sequential message passing.
Use a washable marker to trace your paper outline or use a straightedge and tape measure to draw lines according to the floor measurements you took.
He would take that step not as part of an agreement but as a unilateral measure to draw what he called "security lines".
Despite winning majority support, the measure to draw 70 million barrels of light crude oil from the reserve for sale in the commercial market did not receive the two-thirds support needed under special rules.
Gaza's Great Return March was organized in significant measure to draw attention to the plight of Palestinian refugees, who make up around 70% of the population of the Gaza Strip.
He pushed through Chuck Hagel's hard-fought selection as defense secretary in large measure to draw a bright line against what he sees as the better part of a decade of neoconservative adventurism after 9/11.
