Sentence examples for numerous measures to from inspiring English sources
The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway, which operates the line, says it has taken numerous measures to prevent the grizzlies, a federally protected species, from being killed.
The government is implementing numerous measures to adapt vocational training, which has changed with the times as services replace manufacturing as the country's engine of growth.
The legislation passed by Congress last year set forth numerous measures to increase safety, requiring that all Mexican companies sending their trucks to the United States pass an American audit in which their safety records are assessed.
Lisa B. Westermann, a spokeswoman for Wells Fargo, said that her bank used numerous measures to prevent fraud but could not discuss them because "doing so might compromise our ability to prevent/stop fraud".
Mr. Hodges cautioned against trying to apply lessons from outbreaks in other countries to the United States, saying that the industry here used numerous measures to sanitize beef and kill E. coli that are not used in Europe.
The plan, released yesterday, also recommends numerous measures to address growing concerns about the threat that bees, birds, butterflies, and other pollinators face from multiple factors, including pathogens, pesticides, climate change, and habitat loss.
Indeed, even without progression to infection, colonized patients require increased healthcare resource in the numerous measures implemented to limit the spread of MRSA to other patients.
On February 21 the parliament approved numerous measures related to the agreement, including a rollback to the 2004 constitution, thus limiting the powers of the president.
There are numerous measures designed to evaluate quality of a given data grouping in terms of its distinctness and between-cluster separation.
Each is based on numerous measures applicable to each dimension.
The 41-page document contained numerous populist measures to deal with the "little annoyances of everyday life", such as banning wheel clamps, and a ban on gazumping on house purchases.
