Sentence examples for taking measures in from inspiring English sources

"We're taking measures in order to prevent a repeat of what we've just experienced," said Angela Merkel, the German chancellor.

We are taking measures in accordance with, and are in constant contact with, the World Health Organisation.

1937 Reich Plans Reprisals for Bombing BERLIN — With twenty-three German sailors dead and eighty-three others wounded as a result of the action Saturday [May 29] of two Spanish government airplanes in bombing the Deutschland, off the Island of Ibiza, Germany announced that it was taking measures in reprisal, the nature of which it failed to disclose.

This assumption is not always valid when dealing with GPS, or taking measures in a short time window.

Equally mistaken are those in Yemen who believe that the military measures adopted by Muammar Gaddafi's regime will succeed at stifling the Libyan revolution or the progress of the Arab uprising wagering on a delayed or hesitant international community with regard to taking measures in Libya.

Compared to the reference group the current farm is worse off, and should consider taking measures in order to regain the position it had in 2007.

We'll take measures in both fields.

"They don't want to rule — but of course they have taken measures in case we fail".

De Guindos claimed these required Spain to take measures in the finance sector but did not involve austerity.

Sanaullah Zehri, the province's chief minister, claimed the government had taken measures in the centre of Quetta after receiving an intelligence tipoff.

OFFICIALS in the town of Islip have taken measures in the past to crack down on illegal rentals in single-family homes, as have many less affluent towns on Long Island.