Sentence examples for work out measures from inspiring English sources

The statement urged "all foreign organisations, companies and tourists to work out measures for evacuation".

On Tuesday North Korea told foreigners in the South to "work out measures for evacuation" to avoid becoming involved in a "thermonuclear war".

President Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the foreign ministry was working out measures but added that "it is indeed the president who will make the final decision".

One set of talks will cover Britain's EU divorce, a second the free-trade agreement with the union and a third will be needed to work out interim measures while the talks are being thrashed out.

The nations will meet periodically as the Group of Seven to assess each member's economic performance and attempt to work out "remedial measures" when their domestic policies threaten to jeopardize the well-being of them all.

McGregor agrees, suggesting that asking staff to record the outcomes of any interventions – including when they were not needed – will help work out what measures and combinations are most useful in indicating problems.

Sergei Neverov, parliamentary head of the pro-Kremlin party United Russia, said "we'll not just draft proposals, but a commission will work out broader measures, which may include social media networks".

However, the Census Bureau, aware of its shortcomings, has added a calculator to its website to let people work out their own measures.Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said this week that the recession was probably over.

Therefore, it is very important to accurately identify PAPR distribution in OFDM systems to work out some effective measures to curb PAPR.

Just before the exam even the most relaxed students find it hard to drop off so now is the right time to build up a routine and work out what emergency measures work for you and leave you bright and alert the next day.

US economist Joseph Stiglitz has led an OECD commission to work out how to measure wellbeing.