Sentence examples for seen measures from inspiring English sources

Given the central role of the sector in delivering growth we are pleased to have seen measures to tackle long-standing issues such as Gift Aid simplification".

We have already seen measures of consumer confidence fall: both the Nationwide consumer confidence index and a similar exercise for the UK undertaken by the European commission both showed falls in their most recent data.

He said: "The chancellor's attempts to increase productivity by investing in transport infrastructure, broadband and housing are welcome, but businesses would also have liked to have seen measures to encourage them to invest now.

We have seen measures that have been able to drive a reduction in non-EEA [European Economic Area] migration and there are more things going to be done".

But during the Bloomberg regime serious efforts to attract ever more residents of means have seen measures undertaken to relocate and isolate the poor in outer ghettos, out-of-sight.

(This ought to be familiar to anyone who has seen Measure of a Man, the landmark episode of MacFarlane's beloved Star Trek: The Next Generation).

Influence, as a result, can be seen, measured and acquired; influence is now a real-price marketplace.

Before they did, a man in an ATF T-shirt could be seen measuring a poster on a closet that advertised a DVD called "Soldiers of Misfortune".

They can be seen, measured, and tested by noninvasive means (4).

When you see measures that work, you see a spike in violence.

Legislation due in the spring could see measures to try to force more of a market and a wider range of lower cost degree courses.