Sentence examples for measures to get back from inspiring English sources

He switched this week to a much harder line against AIG and other institutions receiving TARP funding, directing Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to use all possible legal measures to get back the $165 million in bonuses given to executives at AIG's troubled financial products unit.

If they are not meeting the recommendations, time is taken to discuss measures to get back on track and to identify barriers to change.

When you looked at the historical measures of how long it took to get back to the pre-recession employment levels, this was the worst employment recovery since the end of World War II.

It's time to get back to measuring teachers and schools by the things that make them valuable and to admit that the past 10 years may have led us in some wrong directions.

Unwilling to give up, she took the drastic measure of changing her name by deed poll to get back in.

With new hypotheses in mind, it's time to get back inside the build, measure, learn loop and take new users down the same Habit Path the devotees took.

But Ms. Webster figures it makes sense to get "back to basics, the kind of measures we've always used".

"Hope to get back to the Hoosier State someday soon, when this odious measure is repealed.

Chon and Ben, jolted from their mellow routine, take drastic measures to get her back.

He instituted widespread cost-cutting measures to get HP back on track, including reducing CSR expenditure.

He also proposed measures to get South Africa back to work, including subsidizing the costs of hiring inexperienced young workers.