Sentence examples for the measures themselves from inspiring English sources
noun
A prescribed quantity or extent. Moderation, temperance. A limit that cannot be exceeded; a bound. (Now chiefly in set phrases.) An (unspecified) portion or quantity.
But let's look at the effects of the measures themselves.
The measures themselves have to be extremely skilfully implemented and seen to be fair.
"The significance of the State Council move does not lie in the measures themselves," Mr. Li said.
California's ballot measures tend to get outsized attention, partly because the state is so big and often influences other states, and partly because the measures themselves can occasionally be easy to ridicule.
Not only is the scale relatively modest, the measures themselves (such as cutting military spending and tightening welfare payments) are sensible.Britain, which awaits an "emergency budget" on June 22nd, will be tougher.
The center-right New Democracy Party opposed the bill in principle, as it had the measures themselves, saying they called for too much austerity and would make it more difficult for the Greek economy to grow.
Besides helping patients navigate the health care organization, these measures themselves might contribute to increasing patients' individual health literacy.
The recoding described here can also be motivated by considerations of the interpretation of the interaction measures themselves.
We choose random images over other types of images because we are not actually interested in the similarity measures themselves but rather in the computational performance of these measures.
They also found that agreement between the individual measures is increased when the individual measures themselves are increased.
The budget measures themselves made almost no change to the overall picture of public spending and taxation.
