Sentence examples for workable measures from inspiring English sources

By sorting and sifting these numbers, he and his colleagues believe that they can derive workable measures of misrule.

3.42pm: I've just received this response from Richard Benyon, the UK's fisheries Minister: The EFRA Committee share our goal to eliminate discards and we all want clear objectives and workable measures introduced to ensure they work effectively in practice.

This gap has made it hard to inform water resource policy decisions on workable measures to adapt to climate in the world's dry rural areas.

The climate policy President Bush announced yesterday sets out a better and far more workable approach for measuring progress against global warming than the one in the Kyoto framework he rejected last spring.

Future research is needed with larger samples, using a more workable method of measuring gastric emptying time.

"It is important to ensure any new measures are workable and are drawn up to deal with the terror threat rather than deal with the prime minister's headlines.

It is not a derogation but only a definition to say that workable theatricality is the measure of successful playwriting.

An influential PTC can take the appropriate measures and design workable policies to enforce a cost effective-use of resources.

In this respect, a major challenge is finding a workable balance between an accessibility measure that is theoretically and empirically sound and one that is sufficiently plain to be usefully employed in interactive, creative plan-making processes.

But he said he was reopening the inquiry to see if Cuadrilla could prove its mitigation measures for traffic were workable.

The assessment includes relationships to Green House Gas emissions and heat island effects, as well as measures for a livable, workable, affordable and sustainable human settlement development through industrial transition, landscape design and capacity building.