Sentences with phrase «several necessary measures»

Japan so far has been quite positive on the working of cryptocurrencies and have taken several necessary measures over the past year to make cryptocurrency transactions mainstream.

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But several other minerals are only necessary in trace amounts, measured in parts per million in our diets.

«Several changes are necessary to avoid setting students up for failure and ensure the proper accountability system is in place that will accurately measure and encourage their success,» she said.

While I loathe to recommend additional legislation, several groups and individuals are investigating new ordinances that will impact the profitability of unfettered breeding, and such measures are necessary.

Sucker Punch even took the liberty of including several real - life stores and landmarks to add an extra layer of authenticity to their hometown, this wasn't a necessary measure to take but it proves their commitment as developers.

With respect to how we might clarify the requirement to achieve a «low probability» that information could be identified, the Statistical Policy Working Paper 22 referenced above discusses the attempts of several researchers to define mathematical measures of disclosure risk only to conclude that «more research into defining a computable measure of risk is necessary.»

Before these judicial measures can be fairly classified as amounting to a regime of aggressive judicial co-regulation, however, it is again necessary to address several possible objections.

Finally, as the housing sector, represents one of the largest contributors to local and national economies (both directly and indirectly through its linkages to several sectors of the economy such as furniture, building materials, home equipment, etc.) a measure of movements in home prices, is necessary in researching and measuring the effect of the housing sector on key economic indicators such as inflation, income and employment growth, construction activity and economic cycles.