Sentence examples for more severe measures from inspiring English sources

The proposal was portrayed as an alternative to more severe measures that faced opposition by elected officials in the Northwest.

To the extent that his book even hints at "more severe measures," they aren't being recommended if civil disobedience fails.

Its recent strategy has been to apply mild economic pressures on North Korea and hint at more severe measures like United Nations sanctions, if negotiations collapse.

But if the reader has been paying attention, he knows that this is all just a warm-up for more severe measures if these fail.

"Recent events have demonstrated there is a need for concerted action and an urgency for more severe measures to be adopted".

The European Commission might now try to mandate a pan-European three-strikes system, or even more severe measures, they say.

In November 1991, the Senate Ethics Committee voted unanimously to reprimand Cranston, instead of the more severe measure that was under consideration: censure by the full Senate.

A more severe measure, "the inability to swallow or speak" in brainstem functions, was recorded if a patient had a claim coded to ICD-9-CM 438.82 (other late effects of cerebrovascular disease, dysphagia), 787.2x (dysphagia) or v41.6 (problems with swallowing and mastication) and assigned a weight of 5.

The guidelines also say that if the flu becomes more severe, additional measures may be needed, like screening staff members and students daily, telling people at high risk and those with sick family members to stay home, and increasing the distance between people at school by moving the desks farther apart.

It's nice to know that somebody's thinking about the victims of austerity on Cyprus - especially since even more severe austerity measures will soon be imposed there.

The FO patients were less likely to be discharged home, were more severe as measured by all patient refined diagnosis-related grefined diagnosis-related30 and had higrouprisk of mortAPR DRGompared to the non-FO cohort.