Sentence examples for serious measures of from inspiring English sources

Outbreaks of this disease in domestic pigs call for the most serious measures of disease control, including a stamping out policy in Europe.

The last thing the world needs is a weak America that does not take serious measures on behalf of itself or its allies.

What did Manning get for his offer to take a serious measure of responsibility?

One view of Mr. Eastwood is that he has mellowed with age, or at least begun to take serious measure of the violence that has been an animating force in many of his films.

"If you start saying, 'Oops, this one can't count,' how the heck can anybody sit there and believe that this is a serious measure of whether or not schools are improving?" Mr. Tobias said he was interested only in accuracy.

There is one other point about treating the debt as a serious measure of generational equity.

That is the system in place, and it provides a serious measure of fairness for the less famous and established.

"John always argued strenuously against test scores as a serious measure of whether we had good schooling," said Roger Soder, an emeritus professor of education at the University of Washington and president of the Institute for Educational Inquiry, a nonprofit group Goodlad founded in1992 after retiring.

Dr Chen explains that despite the ongoing debate, there is no sign of any serious measures to end compulsory voting in sight.

Experts said North Atlantic Treaty Organization coalition commanders took serious measures to reduce the risk of harm to civilians.

As the carnage in Syria continues, the powers that are capable of taking serious measures to stop it are busy finding excuses to explain their collective ineptitude.