Sentence examples for the measures set from inspiring English sources

That assessment did not however consider the offsetting benefits of the measures set out in my Air Quality Strategy.

The measures set forth in this paper are for the reference of relevant decision-makers and we hope it can be helpful for their decision making.

Duncan Smith argued the measures set by Tony Blair are a poor measure of poverty, since families can fall or go above the relative poverty line for reasons that have little to do with their material wealth.

He said ministers had previously said that 80% of the savings needed would come from spending cuts and from 20% tax cuts, but the measures set out in the spending review had shifted the balance to an 85/15 split.

Updated at 5.04pm GMT 3.24pm GMT Airborne asbestos limits to go One of the measures set to disappear under the proposed cull is the legislative limit on asbestos in air.

"The measures set out in the Consumer Right Act 2015, which came into force on 27 May, will enable consumers to make an informed decision on the tickets they purchase," Ms Crouch said in response.

Labor and the Greens oppose the measures, setting up the possibility of the bill failing in the Senate.

Mr Bush has vowed to veto the measures setting up a clash over funding for America's war effort.

The 74-to-11 74-to-11 74-to-11the measure set up a debate thrusting senators into the realm of digital subscriber lines, cable modems and votee-over-Intornet protoconsiderpolicy areas unheard of justhe few years ago.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The measuring set used in the 2010 campaign.

The measure set off an unusually personal debate in the Capitol.