Sentence examples for notable measures from inspiring English sources

Notable measures taken up or approved during Connecticut's legislative session, which is to end on Wednesday.

Notable measures were undertaken in Britain by the Labour government of Prime Minister Clement Attlee and in the United States by the Democratic administration of Pres.

In spite of their lack of familiarity with this model for a thorough, balanced process, many have gone to notable measures to make public safety admonitions on the basis of studies that were not designed to provide consensus answers to, in this case, the integrated function of an intact endocrine system.

And it could impose another notable measure mentioned by Mr. Tarullo.

One notable measure that failed to pass was a bill that would have given the state university system far more autonomy to set its own tuition rates.

The 300 million smartphone number is interesting, as the 300 million unit mark is a notable measuring stick for something else: yearly PC shipments.

Another notable measure: The legislation does away with the 500-shareholder rule, which put a cap on the amount of shareholders a company was allowed before having to register with the SEC.

The Democrats in Congress--and their spokesman on Pennsylvania Avenue--failed to effectively communicate with the American people on what they did to stave off a complete financial collapse and other notable reform measures.

Another notable proximity measure is the Adamic Adar measure [1], given by: begin{aligned} mathrm{{Adamic}}mathrm{{Adar}}(A,B =sum _{C in varGamma (A) cap varGamma (B)} frac{1}{log |varGamma (C |}, end{aligned}where (varGamma (X)) be the set of all neighbors of node (X).

It's also notable that measure to enforce international data flows are driving in the opposite direction vs the recent ruling by the European Court of Justice invalidating the fifteen year old Safe Harbor data-transfer agreement between the U.S. and the EU — on the grounds that Europeans' data was not being adequately protected under a self-certification regime.

In a world of asymmetric information, (alpha_{NS}^ (Y|gamma_{L},II)) is greater than (alpha_{NS}^ (Y|gamma_{L},FI)) and (alpha_{NS}^ (Y|gamma_{H},II)) is less than (alpha_{NS}^ (Y|gamma_{H},FI).) The difference is larger if the information asymmetry is notable (as measured by (theta) and (Delta gamma = gamma_{H} - gamma_{L})).