Sentence examples for successful measures to from inspiring English sources

It is facing the first serious challenges to its reform plans, which have put it on a collision course with some of its traditional supporters.Much of the government's initial effort has gone on successful measures to shore up Brazil's fragile finances.

"To illustrate the potential opportunities, Scottish government analysis of fields nearing decommissioning has identified that the remaining value of these assets could increase by over 50%, or almost £0.5bn, if there were successful measures to reduce costs and increase production". A spokesman for the UK government refused to comment on the content of the Autumn Statement.

Vientiane - August 19, 2008 - United Nations agencies have commended the Lao government for its successful measures to handle the floods that have inundated towns, villages and farmland along the river Mekong.

The United Nations support the Lao government in its response to the flood emergency United Nations agencies have commended the Lao government for its successful measures to handle the floods that have inundated towns, villages and farmland along the river Mekong.

Liberal Democrats in local government inventing the most successful measure to fight anti-social behaviour Britain now has.

Vermont has made strides to scale back marijuana prohibition over the past few years, with a successful measure to decriminalize and a separate bill to establish a system of dispensaries for the state's medical cannabis patients.

A data analysis found that one successful measure to further decrease the chance of infection was adherence to guidelines and recommendations for surgical site infections.

Administration of a parapoxvirus ovis preparation was previously described as a successful measure to avoid severe clinical consequences of EHV-1 and -4 infection in young horses [ 33], but seemed to be not effective in our outbreak.

While plate theory is the most common model used in separations science and provides a successful measure to compare column performance, it fails to relate the extracted theoretical variables of plate height (H) and number of plates (N) to any physical aspects of chromatography and is inexact in its use of the random walk model.

There will be no meaningful and sustained growth in workers' take-home pay without successful measures both to raise productivity growth and to achieve greater equality.

Successful measures have to be accepted and appreciated by the majority of consumers.