Sentence examples for moving to measures from inspiring English sources

Moving to measures less and less dominated by an investment cost, Sælensminde [45] performs a CBA of walking and cycling networks, taking into account all the relevant aspects, some of which are usually not considered: travel time, insecurity, accidents, savings for school buses, health effects, parking costs, environmental external costs.

Whereas ROM 784 preserves almost all of the caudal vertebrae, it is embedded partially in matrix and the vertebrae cannot be moved to measure angles.

After taking the initial EM images of the WT at various temperatures we moved to measure the % closed state by SAXS, which is a much more quantitative measure of conformational states and has previously be used to measure Hsp90 conformational equilibrium by our lab and others (Frey et al 2007).

So they argue that the commission should invoke Article 104 (7) once again, rather than moving to tougher measures under Article 104 (9).

Others say it is too early to make a judgement about the EU ETS's long-term effectiveness, and that moving to other measures such as carbon taxes is not politically feasible.

He said should the NSW decision result in greyhound trainers moving to SA, measures would be put in place to ensure the necessary checks were made on their records.

Instead, ministers will wait for the result of a 12-week consultation before moving to add the measure to legislation.

Before we move to punitive measures, we need a sense they can get back on their feet.

He said Congress should move to include measures in the Senate version of the Patriot Act reauthorization -- but not in the House bill -- that would reinstitute the "very careful protections" for destroying personal information.

China is now moving to moderate the various stimulus measures it has introduced, he wrote.

"Our minds will move to the measure of his reason in our chambers when we study his opinions," Roberts said, speaking for himself and his bench mates, as he closed the Friday session.