Sentence examples for with its measures from inspiring English sources

Harriet Harman told MPs to abstain on the Welfare Bill, with its measures to increase child poverty and victimise the disabled.

In designing the new treaty, politicians ought to learn from and expand the Montreal protocol.The protocol won the backing of developing countries partly because they did not think its targets were being jammed down their throats, and partly because they were given plenty of money to comply with its measures.

The discriminant validity of a construct is measured by comparing its shared variance with its measures by its shared variance with other constructs (Alizadeh et al. 2011).

Eric Myers of Audubon Alaska says the agency took a reasonable approach with its measures to protect birds and calving caribou.

It has called together legislative bodies to meet, fling diatribes and be dogmatically self serving in those meetings, for the sole purpose of fatiguing everyone into compliance with its measures.

The power of the song comes from the tension with its measured lyrics.

For hypoglycemic events and weight gain, we recorded the mean difference between groups, along with its measure of dispersion.

For hypoglycemic events, we also recorded the mean difference between groups, along with its measure of dispersion.

His name is conspicuously identified with all its measures of policy, including the original settlement of Manhattan Island, New Amsterdam.

"This government is therefore very pleased to support Bob Blackman's private member's bill, with its ambitious measures to help reduce homelessness".

The bank's governor, Masaru Hayami, said he hoped his bank's highly unusual decision would encourage the government to come up with its own measures.