Sentence examples for would take measures from inspiring English sources

He also said the state would take measures to rein in an explosive rise in urban land prices.

The minister said the government would take measures to minimise the impact of the drought on both humans and livestock.

'He sought assurances that China would take measures to restore confidence in Hong Kong,' a Foreign Office official added.

Fed officials have signaled that they would take measures to address any continued weakening in the job market and other areas.

See articleArgentina's government said it would take measures to stop a rig hired by a British company from exploring for oil off the Falkland Islands.

Hamas, which rules Gaza, also threatened a political crackdown, saying in a statement that its leaders would "take measures" to ensure the "protection of internal security".

Taiwan, which also claims the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, expressed regret at the move and promised that the military would take measure to protect national security.

In an interview in Ramallah late this afternoon, Mr. Amr said Mr. Abbas would indeed "take measures to stop the activity by Hamas".

HCW reported that they would voluntarily take measures to avoid interruptions from personal calls during consultation.

Another 35% of the nurses reported they would take such measures only if the residents requested them, while 31% would not take any measures at all.

"Never did we expect that Argentina would take these measures.