Sentence examples for measures with which from inspiring English sources

Palestinian anger and bitterness has been fed by the draconian measures with which Israel has tried to suppress the uprising, including the use of snipers and targeted assassinations.

The actual measures with which you police your risk especially in securities trading—can also lead you to ignore risks that you should be taking into account.

Three factors contributed to this success: high-level support from agencies, clear measures with which to gauge progress and strong Congressional oversight.

To this end, this paper presents a set of measures with which to evaluate the structural complexity of ETL process models at the conceptual level.

From this time, Dion set his mind upon warlike measures; with which Plato, out of respect for past hospitalities, and because of his age, would have nothing to do.

The proposed method may be combined with other innovative measures with which to ensure an enough thermal margin in the core during the course of a LBLOCA in APR1400.

They were also provided with a tape measure with which to take waist and hip measurements themselves and return it together with the questionnaire.

A control order is largely the same thing as a Tpim (terrorism prevention and investigation measure) – with which Mohamed had been issued – just more draconian.

We introduce a similarity measure with which we can make decisions on how to traverse the tree and even backtrack through the search path to find more candidate matches.

The decline can be characterized as an annual rate thus providing a viable outcome measure with which to monitor current practice patterns, therapeutic interventions, and inform clinical trial design.

"But it's something of a crude measure with which to really get to grips with the full complexity of how theatre is made, particularly new theatre".