"seek measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to look for or try to find ways or actions to address a problem or situation. Example: The company is seeking measures to reduce their carbon footprint and become more environmentally sustainable.
It comes as ministers seek measures to restore discipline after last month's riots.
"The only long-term solution is not to protect Mexico's companies from market forces, but to seek measures that will allow increased investment" and domestic production, said Sondra Scott, Latin America director at Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
The Danish government planned to seek measures through the International Maritime Organization to prevent future incidents of this kind, although the Danish press reported that two more old ferries, the Dronning Margrethe II and the Rügen, were on their way to India to be scrapped.
"We need to think more about how we can support children who are victims of familial violence and not seek measures to criminalize them," she said.
Asked about Trump's comments regarding the halting of drills, South Korean presidential spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom told reporters there was a need to seek measures that would help improve engagement with North Korea but it was also necessary to confirm exactly what Trump had meant.
Social entrepreneurs have a responsibility to quantify the impact they seek, measure results over time and improve.
The campaign seeks measures like mandatory gun licensing, safety locks and registration for gun owners.
And yet the hydra of white supremacy persistently sought measures to subvert citizenship.
Mr Pyne said neither the company nor the administrator had asked the government for a direct bailout, but had sought measures to stem the impact of unfair foreign competition.
He said he was seeking measures that would lift the ceilings on the numbers of Mexicans who are granted permanent visas to the United States, expand opportunities for Mexican guest workers and save lives on the United States-Mexico border.
ALLO selectively modulated ethanol intake patterns associated with the onset and maintenance of self-administration, while leaving appetitive (i.e., ethanol seeking) measures unaltered.
