Sentence examples for principle measures from inspiring English sources

No 10 will have been less encouraged by Johnson's remarks on the emergency brake, one of the principle measures in a package of reforms proposed by Tusk.

106 In accordance with that principle, measures which the Member States may adopt must be appropriate for attaining their objective and must not go beyond what is necessary to achieve it (Case C-434/02 Arnold André ECR I‑11825, paragraph 45; Case C‑210/03Swedish Match ECR I‑11893, paragraph 47; and ABNA and Others, paragraph 68).

However, as the microscope in principle measures high-resolution data over some continuous path, this could be ineffective.

As a general principle, measures of RPE were obtained at approximately 10% of full distance increments during each competitive simulation.

Two principle measures of population health were examined.

The principle measures of arterial dysfunction are augmentation index (AIX%) and reflected wave transit time (RWT, ms).

It may have been a limited view of development and progress may have been patchy - but on arrival at the endpoint of the MDGs, we have certainly established one important principle; measuring progress is important and transparent measurement stimulates a culture of accountability.

Each measurement essentially resets the quantum system so, in principle, measuring the state of a quantum object often enough can maintain it in a particular state forever.

Bit error rate (BER) is the principle measure of performance of a data transmission link.

Nor, by the way, is a fall in asset prices counted as a decline in the capital stock, which is in principle measured in physical terms.

The tour comes after the government unveiled its principle measure in the Queen's speech ��� a bill to permit the first referendum on Britain's membership of the EU since 1975.