Sentence examples for measures upset from inspiring English sources

The special measures upset the usual mechanisms that the European Central Bank uses to control market rates.

The Danish measures have upset officials in Germany and provoked debate about the free movement of people and goods within the Schengen zone.

Second, Buhari's budget-tightening and anti-corruption measures have upset the Delta's ex-militants.

Ballot measure could upset L.A.'s plan for housing the homeless.

Mr Ponta said he is willing to take full responsibility for several measures that will upset the electorate.

The demographic pressure could certainly be lightened by bringing more women, young and older people into the workforce but that would require the introduction of employer-friendly measures which would upset the unions and the left.

He also pointed to something else: angry women, still upset over measures like Pennsylvania's efforts to mandate invasive ultrasounds before abortions.

Measures which threaten to upset voters for example, those that might hurt the interests of building firms, or force banks to foreclose on defaulting companies are likely to be postponed again, even though bold action is long overdue.

The competing alpha my become jealous and go to extreme measures to make you upset.

Its borders and airports re-opened along with major roads, which had been blocked by disaffected policemen upset by austerity measures which would cut pay and bonuses and make promotion harder.

But the austerity measures implemented by Rajoy have upset many Spaniards and opened the door for a movement like Podemos to gain momentum.