Sentence examples for measures which help from inspiring English sources

Redcar's MP, Labour's Anna Turley, said she welcomed "any measures which help our local economy to recover from the loss of steelmaking".

"Iran backs any measures which help stabilise the market and improve the price of crude oil," said Bijan Zanganeh, the Iranian oil minister, after meeting his counterparts from Iraq, Qatar and Venezuela.

"For reasons of policy, principle and pragmatism, I believe that it is in the national interest to exercise the United Kingdom's opt-out and rejoin a much smaller set of measures which help us to cooperate with our European neighbours in the fight against serious and organised crime.

Their usual intent is to defeat measures which help Americans but might threaten the profits or power of the front groups' clients.

Furthermore, under the European Employment Pact, emphasis is to be placed on measures which help avoid long-term unemployment and introduce more flexible arrangements for the participation of older employees in work.

The software also enables anti-theft tracking measures, which helps to alleviate a primary concern especially among riders who invest considerable money, time and effort into their bicycles.

The current government can claim credit for financial and economic measures which helped the Dutch economy through the recent economic crisis.

These averages are just a statistical measure, which help to put climate trends, such as droughts or heatwaves, into context.

Various properties and performance characteristics of our microarray system were measured, which help to understand the nature and limitations of array data.

Finally, News Corp. shareholders voted with a 57% majority for what's called a "poison pill" measure, which helps strengthen Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch 's hold on the company and protects the media conglomerate from hostile takeovers.

Another performance measure which helps in the interpretation is Figure 1 Performance comparison between WL and SL estimation through the measures I (a) and L (b) for a normal phase ( solid line ), a uniform phase ( dashed line ), and a Laplace phase ( bold solid line ).