Sentence examples for measures when they from inspiring English sources

However, in their responses to all three assessments, some students struggled with measures when they either failed to state outcomes that were measurable or they proposed outcomes without specific measures in terms of units or categories.

We will not support these measures when they come to the House of Lords.

G20 leaders will discuss the OECD anti-avoidance measures when they meet in Peru on Thursday.

There will also be a new payment for homebuyers to fund energy-saving measures when they move into a property.

Labor and the Greens were adamantly opposed to many of these measures when they were introduced and continue to be just as opposed.

"If the E.U. doesn't take defensive measures when they are justified," he added, "we will risk encouraging a backlash against China's trade growth.

Senators did not finish work on the 2012 spending bill, but did agree to limit debate, so they can vote on passage of the measure when they return.

Their size as infants (admittedly measured when they were a year old, rather than at birth) was a disturbingly good predictor of their incomes 50 years later.

Democrats said they planned to call repeated votes on jobs legislation to force Republicans to explain to the public why they were balking at the measure when they supported the underlying provisions.

In Washington, Congressional Republicans are planning a symbolic vote to repeal the measure when they take control of the House of Representatives next month, and are vowing to chip away at it through financial cuts.

A paper published this week in the British Journal of Psychiatry reports that in a sample of 1,881 individuals, those who demonstrate the top 10% of "manic features" (measured at age 22-23 by a questionnaire known as the HCL-32) had IQ scores (measured when they were eight years old) nearly 10 points higher than those in the bottom 10% of manic traits.