Sentence examples for the many measures from inspiring English sources

However, her argument makes little reference to the many measures put in place since 2004.

Bishop Murphy's office issued a statement yesterday outlining the many measures he said had been taken by the Diocese of Rockville Centre to remove abusers and protect children.

A bill has been introduced in the Senate, and is currently among the many measures that legislators are considering to help the ailing economy.

Its chairman John Tully said: "It is of concern that such issues are still prevalent in the Metropolitan police service, despite the many measures introduced to address the problem".

Among the many measures that were promulgated were streamlining the government, strengthening the armed forces, creating new standards in the civil service examination system, developing commerce and industry, promoting local self-government, and opening Peking University and modern schools.

It is one of the many measures — once relatively noncontroversial and typically passed with bipartisan glee — that have expired and that Congress has been unable to renew, and the sudden attention to it seemed incongruous given the crisis atmosphere.

Theoretically, chromosomal regions can be linked to the expression of each of the many measured genes.

We found that though there was no significant difference in the values of many measures, the treatment significantly reduced the concentrations of 24 h urinary protein (Table 2).

In the literature, many measures of interest and significance have been proposed.

Soon after the occupation, the Germans initiated many measures to identify, shame and to isolate the Jews in the Netherlands from the rest of the population.

The recession has pushed scores U.S. households to the brink and by many measures the recovery may have made things worse.