Sentence examples for would be measures from inspiring English sources
But even better would be measures that increase employment today, while also leaving us with something of lasting value.
At the heart of the proposals would be a prohibition on any individual holding more than three seats on the boards of different financial institutions, and there would be measures to give chief risk officers equal status with chief financial officers.
He said there would be measures announced soon and "it is our intention to move towards that target - we will do our damnedest to do that".
I could have sworn that when Apple announced the completely useless new feature last week that it had said there would be measures in place to prevent people from sharing iTunes LP files with one another.
Our view was that key outcomes would be measures of wound healing time and of infection rates.
Other possible indicators would be measures of self-reported health status or limiting long-term illness, both reflecting more directly than CMR the need for primary care services [ 6].
The land would be measured in chains and links.
The afternoon would be measured out in strikes and balls.
The first cell would be measuring UV vis NIR and the second only vis NIR.
A wide range of carefully selected parameters would be measured at each.
Where was the towering pile of snow that would be measured in feet not inches?
