Sentence examples for measures to leverage from inspiring English sources

We particularly welcome the new emphasis on capital spending, and the measures to leverage private sector investment on infrastructure for roads and energy.

"We particularly welcome the new emphasis on capital spending, and the measures to leverage private sector investment on infrastructure for roads and energy," said John Cridland, the CBI's director-general.

Over the programme review period, both the Child Protection and Education Programmes have initiated several measures to leverage UNICEF resources for the benefit of children.

Measures to maximize U.S. leverage on important Iraqi leaders — especially Maliki," he added, referring to Iraq's prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki "— can be helpful in steering Iraqis away from confrontation and violence, but U.S. leverage is a function of U.S. presence".

It called for measures to limit "excessive leverage", new policy tools to prevent the economy being flooded with credit in a boom and starved of credit in a recession, and for financial institutions to provide more comprehensive disclosure of their results every quarter.

We used a simple approach to leverage measures of incident influenza A/H1N1 among a relatively small and well observed group of US, UK, Spanish and Canadian travelers who had visited Mexico to estimate the incidence among a much larger and less well surveyed population of Mexican residents.

SNAD-SM provides a measure of similarity for an access network; however, to leverage such measures for anomaly detection, we need a formal approach to determine when a particular access is anomalous in the access network.

"Measure now has the ability to leverage the vast number of high quality aircraft available for our customers," said Measure CEO Brandon Torres Declet in a statement.

This method has been used elsewhere to measure leverage: the reduction in wildfire area resulting from one unit of prescribed fire treatment.

A programme of employee matched giving is clearly a fast and easy Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to introduce, although the superficial tie to business goals makes the attributes difficult to measure or leverage.

The United States is hoping its deeper military and political ties with India will give it some measure of leverage to prevent a war between India and Pakistan that could lead to a nuclear holocaust and would play havoc with the hunt for Al Qaeda in Pakistan.