Sentence examples for put new measures from inspiring English sources

He said that since Mr. Nagle's death the department had put new measures into effect, including the use of body alarms, video surveillance systems and stab-resistant vests.

A quarter of respondents said they have already or will put new measures in place to deal with the credit crunch.

The fishery's regulator, Iccat, put new measures in place two years ago aimed at stopping over-fishing, but Pew found there were still holes in the system.

"We've had in-depth conversations with our customers about this issue, and we're putting new measures in place based on what they have told us they want.

"Today's settlement also includes strong F.C.C. oversight and accountability to ensure that Verizon Wireless fully repays what they owe to their customers and puts new measures in place to improve customer service".

In part to receive funding from President Obama's "Race to the Top" initiative, New York state has recently put in place new measures that will tie a teacher's overall evaluation to his or her value-added testing rating.

The contracts for most city workers expired months ago, but Mr. Bloomberg faces little pressure to reach new contracts soon, except for his desire to put into place new measures to increase productivity.

The commission was created by Gov. David A. Paterson in December 2009 to assess the effectiveness of new legislation that created an oversight and enforcement body to police the authority system and put in place new measures to improve the accountability of authorities.

In recent months, three court rulings have raised questions about the New York Police Department's use of the tactic, and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Mr. Kelly have put in place new measures aimed at ensuring lawful stops.

Troubles victims have called on politicians to prioritise dealing with the past and put in place new measures to deliver truth and justice.

But while the regulations do put in place new measures for air and water monitoring, many are puzzled by the claims of increased requirements around disclosure, whereby companies are expected to make public the toxic ingredients contained in their fracking fluids and chemical additives.