Sentence examples for measures worked out from inspiring English sources

It also said it supported the European integration process and the stabilization measures worked out this month by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, and that the euro zone would be able to overcome its difficulties.

His address opened the 10-day session of the parliament, the National People's Congress, which convenes once a year to approve measures worked out in advance by Communist Party and government departments.

The Senate Budget Committee is expected to meet on Friday or Saturday, at which point any compromise measures worked out overnight could be approved, and Senate leaders expect to convene a voting session on Sunday.

Therefore, all deaths occurring in the hospital whether maternal or newborn should be reviewed and discussed between obstetricians and paediatricians; the cause identified, preventive measures worked out, and feedback given to all the staff involved within the institution as well as surrounding health facilities through existing outreach programs.

The House and Senate are scheduled to vote on the spending plan on Thursday, the deadline before the expiration of a very short-term stopgap financing measure worked out late Friday night.

In a rare outbreak of reason on the subject of guns at the end of last year, Congress approved a measure worked out with the National Rifle Association to provide financial incentives for states and localities to share pertinent mental health records with the national database used to screen prospective gun buyers.

He said the measures, being worked out with the Interior Ministry, would be carried out quickly.

The congress is a talking shop that approves measures already worked out by the government, and not a parliament in the democratic sense.

The community renewal measure was worked out in months of negotiations between Mr. Clinton and Mr. Hastert.

As a cost-cutting measure, it worked out a deal with Jamaican record companies to allow them to manufacture records in the United States, which helped the business become what it is today.

But passing the measure being worked out by Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn).