Sentence examples for verifiable measures from inspiring English sources
A strategy for ending the war would include real efforts to hold Iraq's government to verifiable measures of political conciliation — and make clear to Iraq's leaders that they cannot count on America's indefinite and unquestioning protection.
"It's also apparent, according to these reports, if they're accurate, that our embassy failed to put in place the kind of verifiable measures that would assure the safety of Mr. Chen and his family".
Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, accused the Obama administration of rushing to complete the deal before Mrs. Clinton arrived for the high level meetings and failing "to put in place the kind of verifiable measures that would assure the safety of Mr. Chen and his family".
Can providers design more precise and verifiable measures of student outcomes and success?
The US confirmed some sanctions relief was being offered in return for "concrete, verifiable measures".
The US has confirmed that some sanctions relief was being offered in return for "concrete, verifiable measures" on Iran's uranium enrichment programme.
"But there is no other verifiable measure of fluctuation of value -- up or down -- and the overall health of the market," said Michael Plummer, co-owner of Artvest, an art investment advisory firm.
These types of evaluations, although informative on the partiality of users, cannot ensure a verifiable measure of the impacts of imagery on perception, as human judgement of self-preference and performance provides many opportunities for internal error and/or bias.
Slovenia: Slovenia would like Greece to remain in the eurozone, but would like to see Athens sign up to verifiable reform measures to regain trust.
Incentive pay -- compensation based on verifiable performance measures like stock price -- is on the rise.
Thus, the OCT field will benefit from tissue-phantom-based test methods that provide quantitative, verifiable performance measures and rigorous characterization of image quality.
