Well, the Tanzanian government took measures designed precisely to reduce poverty.
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We also took measures to make our policy framework more sustainable.
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Aides took measures to conceal Gorsuch's nomination until the last moment.
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Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria took measures to ease the situation.
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Beijing took measures this week to boot liquidity in its economy and markets.
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Workers took measures to protect some poor residents who live in makeshift homes.
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They took measures against Iran: they shot down one of our passenger aircrafts.
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Crane said he took measures to discipline the team by firing Luhnow and Hinch.
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For the forum itself, security was especially omnipresent and took measures to the extreme.
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"We took measures against the invasion," said a spokesman for Japan's Ministry of Defense.
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Japan took measures to prevent the coronavirus from spreading across the country last month.
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Norway's Army also took measures to keep the virus from spreading inside the camp.
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That Assange took measures to conceal Manning as the source of the classified records 3.
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In Russia, we never took measures limiting freedom of speech in any of its forms.
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Through the EO, the president took measures that were incompatible with the expressed will of Congress.
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In April, the Trump administration took measures that some American officials warned could prompt retaliation from Iran.
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Instagram took measures on Wednesday to cut down on posts that promote weight loss and cosmetic procedures.
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Instead, they took measures to protect people, sometimes laying down their lives to do so — 15 employees died.
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Whatever the significance of the negotiations to the election, the men took measures to keep the plans secret.
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Ironically, in an effort to allegedly protect our freedoms, the administration took measures that actually eroded American freedoms.
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But, as the last Dutch speakers began to die off, Orange City took measures to embalm its heritage.
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Several U.S. communities looking to reduce noise pollution in the autumn months took measures to ban the tools.
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GLP then formed a committee of independent directors and said it took measures to alleviate potential conflicts of interest.
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In Mobile, city workers checked storm drains for debris, took measures to avert power outages and deployed critical equipment.
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With the German economy booming, he took measures to market the drink to the hardworking people of his country.
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While there, Dubai officials said, Mr. Taghi rarely left his home and took measures to remain under the radar.
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While it took measures to get its Estonian business under control in 2014, these were insufficient, the report said.
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Maltese authorities only took measures against the bank after its chairman was charged with financial crimes in the United States.
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On Monday, over 50 companies announced share suspensions as a growing number of companies took measures to avoid forced liquidation.
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The rebound came after China on Thursday took measures to reduce restrictions on foreign investments in industries, such as banking.
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The country took measures that were substantial and costly but nonetheless insufficient to actually bring the epidemic to a halt.
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When Indonesia last faced such market volatility in 2013, during the so-called "taper tantrum", policymakers took measures to restore calm.
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Caroline Hunt and Margaret Hunt Hill took measures to preserve their fortunes by insulating themselves from their flamboyant brothers' financial liabilities.
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Nentjes brought the necessary equipment for the heartbeat synch task with her into the interview rooms, and took measures for 75 offenders.
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He understood why the mayor had issued the ordinance, but unless other towns took measures, the baker added, "it's just a joke."
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Arby's also took "measures to contain this incident and eradicate the malware from systems at restaurants that were impacted," the company said.
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" Sikorski believes that "Italy, Austria and Hungary took measures to protect their borders because we collectively failed to protect Europe's external perimeter.
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The central bank also took measures to maintain market liquidity during the international turmoil that has provoked record devaluations in local assets.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned on Wednesday that Moscow would respond proportionately if the United States took measures against Syrian government forces.
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To resolve this issue, the ECB took measures such as introducing a bonds-for-cash scheme to help alleviate pressure in repo markets.
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Most sectors were little changed, with real estate stocks steadying even as Chinese cities took measures to root out irregular property market activities.
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But Bitcoin prices rose after the creation of futures trading and began their sharp decline only when governments took measures to limit speculation.
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Some counties in China took measures to the extreme by offering $140 to anybody who reported someone who had come there from Wuhan.
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The company has reported the incident to law enforcement and took measures to block "privileged access" to Reddit's systems, according to the statement.
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While the US Department of Agriculture took measures to address lessons learned from that outbreak, it has not evaluated their effectiveness, the report noted.
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"That same state of Honduras took measures to persecute Bertha Cáceres for her struggle against foreign companies that destroy natural resources," the group said.
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"Though the bank took measures to tackle issues highlighted by regulators following inspections, there is no certainty they will be effective," the bank said.
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German police took measures in October 2016 to stop efforts by Clement B. and Magomed-Ali C. to plan an attack, German prosecutors said.
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The L.D.P. took measures to curb the legislative branch's ability to check the executive, including by limiting the opposition's question time in the Diet.
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The CMA said it would recommend blocking the takeover unless Fox took measures to insulate Sky News, the broadcaster's news channel, from the Murdochs' influence.
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Russia retaliated against Turkey at the time with a slew of economic sanctions and Ankara later took measures which made life difficult for Moscow too.
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German police took measures in October 2016 to stop efforts by Clement B. and Magomed-Ali C. to plan for an attack, German prosecutors said.
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Watchmakers such as Swatch and Richemont have been suffering ever since China's government took measures to crack down on gifts for favours about four years ago.
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And though he took measures to hide it in front of elite company, he made an effort to save as much of his income as possible.
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In subsequent years, Smith took measures to deepen Sinclair's influence among policymakers, apparently recognizing that the company's profits were dependent upon regulatory decisions made in Washington.
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In the last week of January, Chinese officials have took measures like shutting down public transportation options to prevent the spread of coronavirus across the nation.
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It took measures to fight the outbreak on Saturday, including a tighter lockdown that closes all borders and bans all incoming and outgoing flights as of Tuesday.
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The indictment on Thursday pointed to how WikiLeaks "publicly solicited submissions of classified, censored, and other restricted material" and then "took measures to conceal Manning" as its source.
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A woman who has accused the former assistant coach Joe Tumpkin of domestic violence contends the university knew of the abuse and took measures to cover it up.
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Since China's government took measures to crack down on gifts for favors about four years ago, demand has suffered and 2014 political protests in Hong Kong exacerbated the problem.
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"To maintain a peaceful environment, the law enforcement agency took measures, but it does not mean that the workers' rights have been violated," Haque told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"If the day did come when the U.S. took measures to hurt our interests, we will definitely take firm and necessary countermeasures to safeguard our legitimate interests," she said.
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"It was part of the conspiracy that Assange and Manning took measures to conceal Manning as the source of the disclosure of classified records to WikiLeaks," says the indictment.
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They were pushed through the state Senate during the same week that municipalities across the country took measures to curb the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.
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It said authorities had deemed the sites safe, however, after it took measures including staffing to ensure fire exits were kept clear and cars were parked away from buildings.
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But the pace of China's outbound M&A activity could slow in the second half, as Beijing took measures to control forex outflows to ease the pressure on its currency.
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Here's how Dropbox described its infrastructure optimization program: Throughout 2016, we also took measures to manage the storage footprint of certain long-inactive Basic users, freeing up additional storage capacity.
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British authorities detected unusual activity on the morning of the attack and took measures to prevent remote access, leaving lawmakers unable to access their e-mail outside the Palace of Westminster.
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The Thai baht fell nearly 0.5% as its central bank took measures against short-term speculative capital inflows by tightening requirements for non-resident holdings of Thai debt securities among others.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain took measures on Friday aimed at reducing electricity bills which are among the highest in Europe and are often criticized for reducing business competitiveness and consumer's purchasing power.
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MADRID, March 23 (Reuters) - Spanish economic activity slowed down "significantly" in the week after the government took measures to combat the spread of coronavirus, Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Monday.
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"Throughout the 2000s, Russia and China made serious inroads into Latin America, increasing trade and investment," she said, adding that the US took measures to counteract that tendency under President Obama.
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Bird mortality at oil pits dropped from an estimated 2 million per year to hundreds of thousands after industries took measures to protect birds, including the installation of nets above pits.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Tsingtao Brewery Co , China's second largest beer maker, said on Wednesday first-half profit rose 7.4 percent as it controlled costs and took measures to prevent excess production.
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Gold hit a four-week high of $1,591.46 an ounce earlier this week, before paring gains as risk appetite improved after China took measures to cushion the economic impact of the outbreak.
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After Bachelor In Paradise halted production temporarily in early June due to allegations of sexual misconduct, production reportedly took measures to provide a "safer workplace" for the people involved in the show.
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"We sincerely regret the accidental discharge of swimming pool water that occurred in 2011, and subsequently we took measures to prevent this from happening again," Princess told Cruise Critic at the time.
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The MHA said the group members took measures to avoid detection by authorities as well as sharing jihadi-related material among themselves and targeting recruitment of other Bangladeshi nationals to increase their membership.
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That policy saw that facilities, such as power plants or factories, considered "major" sources of hazardous air pollutants were always regulated as such, even if the facilities' owners took measures to reduce pollution.
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The analysis shows that since the ACA was passed, health care executives routinely took measures to inflate stock prices — such as repurchasing shares or issuing dividends to shareholders — that led to higher take-home pay.
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Following its two-day policy board meeting, the BOJ took measures to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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The fine has taken into account that the banks had committed the infringement for more than six months but had also voluntarily took measures to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future, ESMA said.
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Each of these women got legal counsel before they went public with their stories, took measures to ensure their safety before or just after they did so, and Dr. Blasey took a lie-detector test.
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday, briefly entering a bear market, after the United States took measures to allow some of Iran's biggest customers to continue importing its oil without violating U.S. sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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What the power to terminate an employee does give a company is a means to show the government that it has tried to obtain evidence of wrongdoing and took measures to punish those unwilling to cooperate.
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The EU executive had initially sought a 54,639-euro daily penalty but subsequently reduced its demand to 6,071 euros after Belgium took measures to transpose the EU rules, with only the Brussels region experiencing some shortcomings.
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With soft inflation forcing it to maintain its massive stimulus longer than expected, the BOJ took measures in July to make its policy framework sustainable such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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The European Commission, which had waved through the state aid in 2011 and 2013 on condition the bank took measures to ensure its viability, said the sale was carried out through a competitive and non-discriminatory process.
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Trump surprised Mexico last week with a threat to impose 5% tariffs on all its exports to the United States unless the Mexican government took measures to stem the flow of illegal immigrants into the United States.
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They added insulation to power generators and took measures to keep fuels from freezing, along with streamlining energy markets to ensure that grid operators could buy and sell power to compensate for demand spikes and supply losses.
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The BoJ took measures to make its stimulus programme more flexible but pledged to keep interest rates low for now on Tuesday, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 22018 percent target.
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The huge camp took shape in the first place because so many migrants wanted to cross the English Channel, and it grew even as the French and British authorities took measures to seal off access to the tunnel.
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The authorities took measures to contain the outbreak of the disease and banned visits to the farm, the state-owned Srna news agency reported citing the agriculture ministry of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic, where the farm is located.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalonian leaders on Friday appealed to the Spanish government for dialogue to avert an impending political crisis over a planned referendum on independence as Madrid took measures to stop state cash being used to fund the vote.
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Marla Maples moved her daughter Tiffany to the west coast to get out of the public eye following her 1999 divorce from Donald Trump, but she always took measures to make sure Tiffany had a relationship with her half siblings.
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The BOJ pledged to keep interest rates "very low" for the time being and took measures to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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Bosnian employers have warned that tens of thousands of workers could lose their jobs, especially in manufacturing, transport and tourism, which have been hardest hit by the coronavirus outbreak, unless the two regional governments took measures to ease its economic impact.
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The Bank of Japan took measures to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible but pledged to keep interest rates low for the time being on Tuesday, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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MANAGUA, July 22 (Reuters) - Iran took measures against a ship in the Strait of Hormuz to implement international law, not in retaliation to actions by Britain, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif said on Monday in Nicaragua, where he met with his local counterpart.
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In Japan, 64 zoos that belong to the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums, or about 72 percent, took measures to prevent the spread of bird flu, such as cancelling bird exhibits or events related to the new year, Kyodo News reported in late-December.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan took measures to make its massive stimulus program more flexible and pledged to keep interest rates low for the time being on Tuesday, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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At the time, Amazon was selling the cloud-based facial recognition platform to police departments in Orlando and Oregon's Washington County, but it had not made its pitches to law enforcement public and in fact took measures like non-disclosure agreements to keep them private.
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"Macron made some mistakes but he realized it and took measures to fix them," a senior French banker told Reuters at the conference bringing together France's corporate elite in the southern college town for a weekend of lofty debates about the state of the world.
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"When Chris and I were looking into our personal security after the book American Sniper came out, we took measures and thought of different scenarios, and Chris told me that still, based on his experience, 'Babe, if someone wants to kill me, they will,' " she wrote.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan took measures to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible and pledged to keep interest rates low for the time being on Tuesday, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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The safe-haven yen and Swiss franc retreated on Monday, as risk sentiment improved and fears about the coronavirus eased after China took measures to cushion the impact of the new epidemic and pledged to do more to contain it and support the country's financial markets.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan pledged to keep interest rates "very low" for the time being and took measures to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible on Tuesday, reflecting its forecast that it would take time for inflation to hit its 2 percent target.
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He took measures to insure the authenticity of his currency, and if you didn't use it—if you wouldn't accept it in payment, or preferred to use gold or silver or copper or iron bars or pearls or salt or coins or any of the older forms of payment prevalent in China—he would have you killed.
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Since the Cambridge Analytica revelations, Facebook had the worst single day in stock market history, Pew found 42% of American users said they took a break from it for at least several weeks at some point in the last year, and internal company documents were released by the UK Parliament showing how it took measures to restrict Vine, which it saw as a competitor social network.
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