Sentence examples for tentative measure from inspiring English sources
Their tentative measure, combined with $550 billion in across-the-board reductions from other domestic programs, would save nearly $900 billion over 10 years — enough to raise the debt ceiling for about one year, forcing Congress to look for more cuts in 2014, an election year.
Indeed, gene length in eukaryotes tends to correlate negatively with synonymous codon usage bias [ 17- 20], a tentative measure of protein expression levels.
Also considering codon bias as a tentative measure of protein expression the smallest proteins appear as most strongly affected by the correlation between protein size and expression (Fig 1D).
Other more tentative measures to tackle the medication issue are also being tabled by the ARCI.
Tentative measures in the reigns of Leopold I and Charles VI to protect the peasants had little effect.
Officials are also introducing tentative measures for further opening China's restricted financial markets to foreign investment.
Instead, as he has done in his speeches since the uprising began in March, he offered far more tentative measures, dwelling on the familiar tropes of his ruling Baath Party: laws, priorities and committees.
The policy has since been the subject of debate, with a report released in June by the French prisons auditor critical of what it called "disparate" and tentative measures hastily put in place, which offered "unsatisfactory" responses to the unprecedented phenomenon of radicalisation in French prisons.
On March 1, 2011, the Tentative Measures of Practitioners' Practicing in Several Points (Beijingshi Yishi Duodian Zhiye Guanli Banfa (Shixing)) was implemented in Beijing by the Municipal Health Bureau.
The company says Didi Hitch will resume partial nighttime service between the hours of 10PM to 12AM and 5AM to 6AM on June 15, but with what Didi says is a "tentative safety measure".
From this point on, by a long and gradual series of tentative, patient measures, he established the Roman principate, a system of government that enabled him to maintain, in all essentials, absolute control.
