Sentence examples for responded with measures from inspiring English sources

The PUWP responded with measures of selective intimidation.

After reports of abuse and mismanagement surfaced, the federal government responded with measures intended to restrict the flow.

After Nissan hinted at pulling investments from the factory following the 2016 referendum, the government responded with measures to protect the carmaker from any negative economic impact.

In a report released in November, Aemo said supply could continue to be met 99.98% of the time after the closure of Hazelwood if governments responded with measures such as conserving water in storage to allow more generation from the Murray hydroelectric power station next summer, and committing to other projects.

And then there is Vivendi, a sewerage-to-films conglomerate that Jean-Marie Messier, its French boss, ran into the ground through a combination (familiar to Americans) of hubris and creative accounting.Like America, Europe has responded with measures to improve corporate governance.

The U.S. government responded with measures to sharply increase the number of scientists and engineers -- expanding funding for education or research or admitting large numbers of foreign workers in science and engineering.

City Hall said the mayor would "respond with measures he intends to put in place in due course".

"Russia will respond with measures that are adequate to the threat to the Russian federation," he said, "striking on all the places where the terrorists themselves, the organizers of these crimes and their ideological and financial inspirers are".

Mr. Morsi has been accused of responding with measures that recall the previous authoritarian leaders, including prosecuting critics, confiscating newspapers and placing sympathetic journalists in state news media organs.

Mutual-funds companies, spurred in part by the SEC, have begun responding with measures such as transaction fees and monitoring of excess trading, which are intended to slow arbitrageurs.

Women's rights activists in Latin America have insisted that it would be more appropriate to respond with measures to improve access to contraception as well as relax the region's abortion laws.