Sentence examples for measures will enhance from inspiring English sources

Noonan told parliament: "These measures will enhance Ireland's corporate tax regime and align it with best practice internationally.

About 700,000 customers left the market in the five years to mid-2013, and the number of privately-insured Britons is at the same level as it was in 1995.Yet it is not clear that the measures will enhance patients' choice of provider, nor encourage innovation in the way hospitals are run.

Successful monitoring of the restoration measures will enhance the wetland ecosystem services and the ecotourism potential of the area.

Matching and linking the users' perspectives with the providers' measures will enhance the development of a holistic selection approach for future cloud projects.

Thus, paving and maintaining roads (in some cases using building standards that make them withstand more extreme temperatures and enhanced risk of flooding), together with implementing transportation safety measures, will enhance the competitiveness of the economy and promote growth.

In this region, where there was no regional extinction, landholder compliance with the Brazilian Forest Bill and restoration measures will enhance habitat connectivity and mammal persistence across the wider unprotected countryside.

It can be expected that this measure will enhance the false-negative detection because it is efficiently targeted.

Representatives of the American Alliance for Airport Police Officials said they supported Waters' call for improvements and described them as common-sense measures that will enhance security at LAX and all major airports.

* Was it a prudent measure that will enhance the economy's long-term growth prospects, while holding down the size of government and giving the nation a much-needed dose of recession-fighting medicine?

The advantages of plasma sample, such as being most accessible and being able to be measured repeatedly, will enhance the potential of plasma G-CSF and IP-10 for predicting HIV-1 related cognitive impairment.

Such measures will only enhance the utility of these study systems for understanding the invasion process in general and the role of evolution in successful invasions in particular.