Sentence examples for measures will start from inspiring English sources

However, these measures will start in April 2011.

The £300m jobs programme, appealing to the electorate's demand for stronger welfare measures, will start in April and will be aimed at 200,000 jobseekers allowance claimants.

Hilco CEO Paul McGowan has said that he hopes these measures will "start the journey towards enhancing the experience of interacting with the entertainment industry".

"There is no silver bullet but a suite of measures will start to close the gap including increasing the super guarantee to 12%, paying super during parental leave, and rebalancing tax breaks to lower-income earners and the young to maximise the benefits of compound interest," Whiteley said.

These measures will start giving shareholders more power to block excessive payouts in the future (though not nearly as much as their sponsors claim).

Baseline measures will start at the same time for all clusters, making it possible to have repetitive baseline measurements for the clusters not enrolling in the study initially.

He said that human trials of the preventative measure will start in September and that by July it should be ready.

The 37-strong group, made up of geologists, climate scientists, ecologists – and a lawyer for good measure – will start their deliberations in a room at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, or House of the Cultures of the World, a contemporary arts centre in Berlin.

The new bill will start out in the Assembly, which previously had approved a similar measure.

If we start measuring, we will start finding out that you didn't learn how to think, you didn't learn about the great traditions of Western thought.

The group hopes that its partners in Congress will pressure their colleagues to join in, and for good measure, it will start a social media campaign.