Sentence examples for the measures represents from inspiring English sources

The decision to maintain Britain's involvement with 35 of the measures represents a compromise between the Tories, who wanted to cap the number at 29, and the Liberal Democrats, who had called for the number to be set at 45. Oliver Letwin, the prime minister's policy guru, and Danny Alexander, the Lib Dem chief secretary to the Treasury, have been negotiating the deal over the past year.

Face validity (whether a test appears to measure what it is supposed to measure) and content validity (the extent to which the measures represents functions or items of relevance given the purpose and matter of issue) [ 34] are enhanced through the developmental procedure.

He said the measures represented a 6p per litre cut at the pump.

Published on Wednesday, the measures represent the second government consultation in two weeks on sanctions against tax cheats.

The measures represent the most dramatic improvement in relations since Cuba's revolution in 1959.

The government has denied the proposals are an attack on workers' rights, but critics say the measures represent the biggest crackdown since the Thatcher government of the 1980s.

But the measures represented a climbdown for Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, who had threatened to walk out unless a "ceiling" on bankers' pay was established.

The measures represent a significant change in the N.C.A.A.'s operating procedure in that it will punish a university for moral transgressions as opposed to violations of specific bylaws.

Republicans and some farmers reckon the measures represent a big expansion of federal powers and are gearing up for a legal fight.MeltingA heatwave killed more than 1,370 people in India in a week.

The measures represent the latest efforts by the Kremlin to boost confidence in an ailing Russian market.

The preliminary data analysis usually starts from exploring "target interest" features, which can be the measures representing the performances or the decision attributes.