Sentence examples for targeted measure from inspiring English sources

Many Republican leaders and their allies conceded that they had overreached and only reluctantly voted for the more targeted measure.

Monica Simpson, the executive director of SisterSong, the National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective, said Prenda is a targeted measure to devalue black lives.

It will be important for the UK's competitiveness that such overseas investors realise that this is a targeted measure and not the first stage of a cash grab by HM Treasury.

Having considered the cost of of a substantial increase in the existing nil rate band you and the Chancellor have indicated you would like instead to introduce a more targeted measure to allow the family home to be passed onto the children of deceased without it leading to an inheritance tax liability.

An immediate and targeted measure calls for better – real – integration of FP services into post-natal care for HIV-positive and indeed all sexually active women of reproductive age.

Such an initiative reflects the intersectoral cooperation, which is one targeted measure of the German global health strategy.

suggested that it would be preferable for Asian countries to use other, more targeted measures than increased interest rates to deal with rising asset prices, at least initially, rather than "the blunt instrument of monetary policy".

They successfully used him to regain legitimacy for Mugabe as president of Zimbabwe, and thought they could use him to get the west to withdraw targeted measures against him and his cronies.

He said there were "targeted measures to treat these patients".

In this manner, regionally targeted measures to improve habitats could be derived and implemented.

In addition, targeted measures could set incentives for the construction and operation of grids, storage systems and demand side management.