Sentence examples for ordering measures from inspiring English sources

Many nations that had contributed peacekeepers, led by the United States, developed an aversion to taking such risks, Mr. Annan wrote, and the Security Council resisted ordering measures that might include the use of force.

This suggests that capital availability is a determinant of retrofit financial performance, and ordering measures for optimal load reduction is inferior to ordering measures with fast-payback when these strategies conflict.

Results are presented as a supply-curve ordering measures from low to high cost of fuel savings versus cumulative energy reduction.

Before ordering, measure your horse's girth to make sure the pad will fit.

"It's to the benefit of everybody to have an ordered, measured process," said John J. Sarsen Jr., president and chief executive at the advertiser association in New York, "that is fair, open and reasonable to all parties involved".

Clegg agrees with Cameron that Britain should opt out of some EU law-and-order measures.

He called for stronger law and order measures, but fiercely opposed the introduction of internment without trial in August 1971.

The EU opt-out is not simply a decision about keeping 133 EU law and order measures.

Smuggling is a law-and-order issue and the government is right to address it with law-and-order measures.

In all,she said she wanted to take part in 35 of the E.U. law and order measures.

A focus on law and order measures and ensuring legislation like mandatory sentencing and Northern Territory's paperless arrest warrants have seen more Aboriginal and Torres Strait people thrown in jail, Dodson said.