Sentence examples for micro measures from inspiring English sources

The chancellor's seemingly endless recitation of micro measures to improve the nation's education and general economic competitiveness puts him in a strong debating position, because every time he is criticised he can retort that necessary investment must be preferable to tax cuts.

With regard to Europe, he added: 'Structural reforms are certainly on the agenda but the combination of macro and micro measures makes a difference.' Alas, I did not get the impression from the US contingent in Davos that the Bush administration was remotely serious about the budget deficit.

Both Macro and Micro measures are calculated.

We show Macro measures in Table 2 and observe similar trends in terms of micro measures.

"While the government is preparing micro measures against inflation, (the central bank) probably thought a rate rise would burden consumers more, along with heavy mortgage loans".

Mr Brown was another chancellor who set out his macro-economic stall firmly and early, before focusing on a lot of tricksy, clever-clever micro-measures.

Elite economic debate boils down to this: a man in a tie stands at a dispatch box and reads out some numbers for the years ahead, along with a few micro-measures he'll take to improve those projections.

Where Mr Balls tends to look at the big picture, Ed Miliband is more concerned with the detailed micro-measures which flesh out Labour's anti-poverty and welfare to work strategies.

Amid bad headlines about Calais, UK ministers have rushed out half-baked  micro-measures, like a crackdown on illegal migrants by landlords, to show that "our streets are not paved with gold".

Alan Greenspan this week has joined in, warning that extra money might not be enough without micro-measures to force the banks to lend it instead of sitting on it.

Both the F-measure and micro F-measure require a discrete number of classifications per instance and our classifiers return a ranked list of classes.