Sentence examples for promising measures from inspiring English sources

Comparative effectiveness research is one among many promising measures opposed by Republicans.

Greece clinched an €86bn bailout in the summer, in return for promising measures to reduce its deficit such as higher VAT rates and pension cuts.

"The government has trumpeted some promising measures with its air quality plans, but we need to see the detail," said CEO James Thornton.

Even these promising measures would not change the fundamental issue with relative-value pricing: It reflects physician inputs — not patient outcomes.

Promising measures for building enhanced usability interfaces are non-intrusive means of interaction as, e.g. gestures and mimics.

Last year his administration announced several promising measures, including tax credits for manufacturers to buy equipment and for firms to create jobs in poor parts of the state.

Nor has he thrown his weight behind a promising measure, sponsored by two New York Democrats, Senator Charles Schumer and Representative Carolyn McCarthy.

This promising measure, the Innocence Protection Act of 2000, stops short of abolishing the death penalty, the course we hope the nation will eventually follow.

Dr. Sandage said that estimating the Hubble constant from the gravitational lensing, as was done by Dr. Rhee, had been considered a promising measuring technique for several years.

Vaccines based on LKT offer the most promising measure to contain BRD outbreaks and are already commercially available.

PVNS is a promising measure of social norms underpinning women's risk of IPV and warrants further psychometric testing.