Sentences with phrase «particular measure»

Some cities do well on particular measures but not on others.

In particular we measure new information against our life experience and the views of the people around us.

Although collective costs appear to be substantial, in reality, little is known about the cost of collecting and analyzing data and interpreting results for particular measures.

Two particular measures seem to have helped build confidence in the system.

To ensure that we arrive at that happy place we should take particular measures.

That last particular measure was struck from the House - passed Cures bill and helped, alongside the mental health and opioid addiction reform, to galvanize support for the legislation.

The problem with such a provision, say campaigners at family planning organisations, is that any country that does not want to spend money on particular measures laid down in the declaration could invoke this clause and opt out.

may be used separately as a basis for adopting particular measures under the CFP, provided that the Council, when it adopts measures on the basis of Article 43 (3) TFEU, acts within the limits of its powers and, where relevant, within the legal framework already established under Article 43 (2) TFEU.

The name of the person who wrote the professional warning letter and his / her position in the company that gave him or her the right to create particular measures and decisions

[71] The purpose of particular measures for the protection of minorities is to maintain basic characteristics which distinguish minorities from the majority of the population, and hence institute factual equality between members of the minority group and other individuals.

In particular they measured a notable decrease in the expression of RNA for CLOCK compared to controls.

So for all of those founders who crave clear and consistent rules, they won't find them in this particular measure.

So we have to be careful not to focus too narrowly on one particular measure.

But according to the House Minority Whip's office, some 280,000 people voted online or via text on the particular measure they'd like to see deleted from the federal budget, in what Cantor's new media guy described as «the most direct use of technology to establish a more direct democracy in the history of the federal legislature.»

«We do not believe there will be an increase in child poverty... Our department does not believe that you can directly apportion poverty to this particular measure.

«If anything I ever said or did would lead you to believe that I have anything less than love and respect for you, I apologize, but that doesn't take away from my resolute disappointment to this particular measure.»

Over the past twenty years... there have been 72 occasions in the Council of Ministers where the United Kingdom has opposed a particular measure.

The rise in his satisfaction ratings means that the Labour leader is one point ahead of David Cameron on this particular measure.

There are particular measures that should be evident when we measure the meaningfulness of student involvement.

While CCSA Advocates often supports school bond measures, it chose to oppose this particular measure because the measure did not including funding for charter schools.

Congress determines the rates and limits for these loans, meaning they are not impacted by any particular measures of risk, hence making them more reachable to everyone.

Having student loans, in conjunction with other types of debt, are usually considered «good debt,» at least according to this particular measure.

For example, if a test is primarily intended to measure a very specific genetic mutation in dogs, then the results should reflect this particular measure.

Once you read Tamino you know picking 9 years isn't sufficient to tell anything about a trend in this particular measure; it's noisy.

But, writing in a local publication, Naam has argued forcefully against the this particular measure given some of its provisions, including one that would require the label for genetically modified contents to be on the front of the package:

There are a number of ways of measuring the strength of the atmospheric circulation, but by this particular measure, the circulation must weaken as the climate warms.

You finally filter out from the collection of trials all those with a particular measured C14 age, and look at the distributions of true calendar ages that generated it, compared against the measured calendar age distribution each algorithm output.

No particular measures to store heat within the structure of the house or the materials that the house is made from.»

Where the question of the impact of a particular measure on social and economic matters has not been addressed by the Government Department responsible for a particular policy choice, the imperative for reticence on the part of a court tasked with the duty of reviewing the decision is diminished.

We might expect that before anything happens a Labour or coalition government would wish to review civil justice provision as a whole before concluding on any particular measure.

It found that she could claim to be a victim, even though no particular measure had been applied to her personally, «simply by virtue of the existence of the impugned legislation».

They did not argue that issues of cost were irrelevant: but cost, they said, could only be taken into account when assessing the cost eff ectiveness of particular measures.