Sentence examples for on key measures from inspiring English sources

Holding authorities accountable on key measures of local nuisance, including graffiti, litter, drug use and loitering teenagers seems simplistic and inadequate as a solution to social problems that have persisted for generations.

Paul, a favorite of the right-wing Tea Party movement, launched what in Congressional jargon is known as a talking filibuster, a procedural quirk of the American legislative system where a lone Senator with the enough stamina can keep the chamber from voting on key measures by talking and talking, and then talking some more.

For each recording, we calculated mean activity levels over 24 h, but especially focused on key measures of variability and complexity in activity.

By comparing brand performance on key measures that drive consumer preference and choice, specifically the brand's differentiation and the brand's relevance.

It would be valuable to try to elaborate a consensus view on key measures that might be examined across studies, as has been instigated in neuropsychological assessment (Green et al. 2004).

The Long Island Index's overarching goals are to illuminate where Long Island currently stands on key measures and show trends over time, encourage regional thinking, compare Long Island's situation with those in similar regions, increase awareness of issues and their interrelatedness, and inspire Long Islanders to work together to achieve shared goals.

Adequate risk management during construction is dependent on accurate and on-time reporting of key measures from the intensive monitoring system.

Finally, executives must agree on a handful of key measures to track in the dashboard, and their definitions.

The Coalition has failed to make headway on a number of key measures introduced in the May budget owing to a hostile Senate.

The numbers jump off the page at you, with improvement scores on all kinds of key measures going dramatically higher.

"[HMRC] should also consider whether it is necessary to collect all the data it currently collects… or whether it would be more cost-effective to focus on a reduced number of key measures, such as those which are most business-critical or liable to fluctuations in performance".