Sentence examples for measures to which from inspiring English sources

These measures, to which Hilary submitted, were endorsed by a decree of the Western Roman emperor Valentinian III.

The deputy finance minister resigned, saying it was "impossible" for her to keep serving in the government given the austerity measures to which Tsipras had agreed.

After Stalin's death, this principle caused Lysenko some embarrassment, for efforts to improve Soviet agriculture brought the abandonment of measures to which his name and fame were tied.

On Monday, the British government said it wanted to opt out of an estimated 133 E.U. police and judicial cooperation measures to which it had once agreed.

LONDON — Britain's efforts to craft a looser, more detached relationship with the European Union gathered pace Monday when the government said it planned to opt out of more than 130 justice and police measures to which it had once agreed.

This month, Mr. Cameron's government tested the waters of quitting the bloc, announcing a plan to opt out of 130 justice and police measures to which it had once agreed as part of its membership in the Union.

It was merely a war measure, to which we were forced by our own perils and necessities".

Rank correlation measures are intended to measure to which extent there is a monotonic association between two observables.

Much critical commentary about Tzara surrounds the measure to which the poet identified with the national cultures which he represented.

Developers can monitor these measures to see which is more important to their download numbers.

A larger study might include these measures to determine which are most predictive of compliance.