Sentence examples for worthy measures from inspiring English sources

Responding to the speech, Ed Miliband said there were some worthy measures, including a bill to tackle modern slavery, the recall bill for MPs and a bill introducing a new armed forces ombudsman.

Other worthy measures will require tighter energy and efficiency standards for residential and commercial appliances; authorize Internet sales of wine from New York wineries; and provide important tax incentives for Lower Manhattan.

And a climate-and-energy bill, a bill to require corporations to be open about their political spending, the DREAM Act, and dozens of other worthy measures — all of which passed the House and had majority support in the Senate — would now be the law of the land.

Each one is arrayed against an idealized attack vector, and even if someone were to adopt each and every one of these worthy measures, they're still going to get flanked.

Democrats in the House have a similar worthy measure.

The House should honor all this work, as well as the country's need for protected open space, by approving this worthy measure.

Senator Frank Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, has reintroduced a worthy measure to close this "terror gap"— eight years after his initial attempt failed.

The committee approved a worthy measure sponsored by Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, that for the first time would require cellphone companies to obtain a user's permission to collect location data and sell it or share it with third parties.

The House has passed a worthy transparency measure, but Republicans in the Senate are blocking it.

A very worthy safety measure in the House drew majority support from Democrats but fell short of the two-thirds needed under expedited rules in the lame-duck session.

Since our focus is on manufacturing environments, then maximizing throughput is a worthy performance measure objective.