Sentence examples for measures which need from inspiring English sources

The crisis played a large part in the defeat of the former government in a general election in June and is rocking its successor, which has appeared to vacillate over the measures which need to be taken.

The measures, which need to be approved by a court and expire after a maximum of two years, include electronic tagging, reporting regularly to the police and travel exclusions.

All these analyses produce quality measures which need to be inspected and checked against prior biological knowledge.

And in relation to solving her own school's problems, she says: "If you look at a school like ours which had been in special measures, which needs to raise its attainment and to raise the aspiration of the students, it's that that will raise student numbers".

The measure, which needed eight votes to pass the Senate Education Committee, came up two short, with one member opposed and several others abstaining.

The procedural measure, which needed 60 votes, passed 63 to 30.

Backers of a bond measure that would provide housing for many of the city's homeless were optimistic as early ballot counts favored the measure, which needs a two-thirds majority to pass.

The composition of the study cohort obviously determines the quality of the outcome measure, which needs us to enlarge sample size regarding breast cancer patients in the future study, limiting false-positive conclusion due to random errors.

There are several potential sources of error at many scales, particularly when measuring proxies which need to be considered.

Those measures, which still need approval by the European Parliament before the agencies can begin work, represent the biggest steps the European Union has taken to prevent a recurrence of the debt and banking crises that have threatened the region's economic stability.

Satellite photos yield high-resolution maps of different air-pollution measures, which still need to be validated on the ground, but are highly promising for large-scale climate heath studies (Hidy et al. 2009).