Sentence examples for to be measures from inspiring English sources

If education is to become as instrumental as it has the potential to be, measures must be implemented to break the vicious circle restricting its reach.

In addition, there would need to be measures to tackle the causes of excessive credit creation, "in particular rising inequality and global asset current-account imbalances".

The tensile strength and interlaminar shear strength of FRP bars were determined before and after exposure, and were considered to be measures of durability performance of the specimens.

Finally, there have to be measures aimed at supporting those harmed by economic change, whether as the result of globalisation or technological overhaul, such as stronger welfare nets and more progressive income tax regimes.

David Cameron's official spokesman said the focus of Britain's discussions with international partners continued to be measures to isolate the Gaddafi regime and the possibility of a no-fly zone.

Calais Police union representative Gilles Debove said there needed to be measures to prevent people from getting on to the road.

Policies have to be measured against principles.

The quantities to be measured vary greatly.

Also, people refused to be measured.

"This has to be measured, responsible".

This needs to be measured.