Sentence examples for that measures to from inspiring English sources

Germany's highest court rejected claims that measures to rescue the euro breached the country's constitution.

Officials warned the UK that measures to boost growth will be needed if the economy fails to lift.

In other words, to create sustainable jobs – against the retrograde claim that measures to halt global warming are 'job-killers'.

"We have scaled back our optimism on Japanese equities until there are clearer signs that measures to help the economy are being brought back on track".

The two groups said a central goal of their partnership, the Blue/Green Alliance, would be to reassure workers that measures to improve the environment need not jeopardize jobs.

Last weekend, E&Y chairman Steve Varley told a Sunday newspaper that measures to increase Britain's tax competitiveness were beginning to attract a wave of international companies relocating to the UK.

It is a sad fact of any panic, including this one, that measures to bring the banking system back from the brink require bailing out the guilty in order to protect the innocent.

This figure is a huge increase on the 11.6m units imported in 2008, raising fears among some Australian growers that measures to tackle pests and diseases have not kept pace.

This opposition was somewhat surprising in the light of the centrality that measures to facilitate remittance transfers have had in the SDG discussions.

Mark Carney told the World Economic Forum that measures to improve bank liquidity and reduce the "too big to fail" nature of financial institutions needed to be completed.

This indicates that measures to influence supply and demand of services are important in order to manage growth in investigations volume and reduce unnecessary investigations.