Sentence examples for taking the measures from inspiring English sources

The government said it was taking the measures - just three months after its first £37bn bail-out - after the global financial and economic situation continued to deteriorate.

At the time, the board praised Air France for maintaining maximum mechanical safety and for quickly taking the measures that it recommended.

Taking the measures one at a time, the first – and the biggest – was to "time limit contributory employment and support allowance" for one year, that is the benefit formerly known as incapacity benefit.

What is the sample and size of sample for taking the measures?

Taking the measures on dataset (mathcal {D}_{4}) using SPNs of 1024×1024 pixels (i.e., Table 3) for example, the (mathcal {F}=0.22) of NCUT is the second worst among the six methods, but its (mathcal {A}=0.52) turns out to be the second best performance.

There is no shortcut and no means by which to deradicalize young Muslims other than by taking the measures outlined above and approaches tailored to specific communities.

Taking the measure of Concerto Italiano isn't easy.

"We're still kind of taking the measure of each other".

Lately, however, Ms. Ozick has begun taking the measure of the Master.

Yet Sports Direct has thrived, not least by taking the measure of the times with relentless discounting.

He moved with stealth, his cunning gaze suggesting a beast taking the measure of its prey.