Sentence examples for some measures for from inspiring English sources

The Judge came onto the bench and took some measures for the preservation of order in the court.

A summit of EU and Balkan states last week agreed some measures for extra policing and shelter for 100,000 people.

But Bennett underestimated the severity and longevity of the Depression, and his measures to combat the country's widespread unemployment amounted merely to slightly strengthened tariffs and some measures for unemployment relief.

Finally, some measures for improving the combined uncertainty are discussed.

So, some measures for recovering the octane number have been taken following the desulfurization process for FCC gasoline, such as isomerization [9], alkylation [10] and aromatization [11].

They also introduced some measures for uncertainty such as variability of inputs, the number of deviations in work process, and the number of changes in major products.

He also discovers that his mind is linked to the evil Lord Voldemort, thereby making him responsible in some measure for acts of violence his nemesis commits.

Some of the reason for that was his manner of speaking; but in some measure, for sure, his failure to persuade white blue-collar voters was based on his mixed-race heritage.

But the emphasis that each consultant has brought to his respective campaign is what accounts, in some measure, for how the two candidates have succeeded to this point — and also, perhaps, for how they haven't.

** The naturalness of these lines, their exuberant and youthful melancholy, their casual repetitions, their over-all simplicity mark Neruda's early style and account in some measure for the continued popularity of the book.

The naturalness of these lines, their exuberant and youthful melancholy, their casual repetitions, their over-all simplicity mark Neruda's early style and account in some measure for the continued popularity of the book.