Sentence examples for present measures from inspiring English sources

"If this has not happened, I will be ready to present measures at EU level".

We are going to present measures that bridge the gap," he was quoted as saying in the Greek media.

However, he said bridges or tunnels typically cost well over £1m each to build, a figure well outside the industry's cost-benefit benchmark of spending £1.3m to save each life: "It would be grossly disproportionate on present measures".

Head and body length is about 3 11 cm (1.2 4.3 inches); the tail either is entirely lacking or, when present, measures up to 6 cm (about 2.4 inches) long.

Briefing reporters late on Wednesday on a European commission plan to present measures this spring to overhaul the EU's common VAT system, Moscovici, a former French finance minister, said it would consider whether to scrap the British "zero rate" on some items, a legacy predating the current EU minimum VAT of 5%.

In fact, the present measures of noncompactness were considered in detail in [21].

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"They are heading in the wrong direction," said Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine, who said she could not back the present measure.

The predicted results obtained from the model are validated by comparing with the present measured data.

The predicted results obtained from the model are verified by comparing with the present measured data.

Namely we present measure type estimates evaluating neighborhoods of the so-called double or resonant set.