Sentence examples for measures to help the from inspiring English sources

Sources close to Duncan Smith say he has been pushing for more measures to help the poorest for some time.

For Mr. Bush, negotiating a bipartisan package of measures to help the economy has been politically treacherous from the start.

"The council is determined to take the necessary measures to help the market not only survive but thrive".

Both are unlikely to happen soon.Of the modest but sensible changes, there were new measures to help the rupee.

It also includes powers to stop under-age children getting hold of violent computer games and contains measures to help the switchover to digital radio.

Welcome though they are, measures to help the poor, when they penetrate the bureaucratic machinery of means tests, do not seem to have narrowed the gap that much.

Congress should also include a measure to help the states close their budget deficits.

How is "helping low-income families to save" a measure to help the "just about managing" (Hammond told to help families 'just managing', 18 November)?

But with the ranks of the jobless growing, there is political peril to both parties should Congress go home this year without enacting some measure to help the economy.

On Friday, Republicans broke off bipartisan negotiations on stimulus legislation, raising doubts about whether any measure to help the economy can be enacted this year.

And it would imply that as in the United States, funds from countries with healthy surpluses would flow in some measure to help the weaker ones with deficits.