Definition of panic measure in English:

panic measure

noun

British

A hasty plan or course of action provoked by a state of alarm or emergency.
he dismissed the move as a panic measure
Example sentencesExamples
- The government's response to terrorism includes ill thought out panic measures that pose very real threats to our civil liberties.
- The original intervention in 1830 was a desperate and unsuccessful panic-measure designed to bolster a failing domestic regime.
- We are now seeing panic measures that are going to hit a lot of people with very little notice for them to deal with the problem.
- He described the early release scheme as "a panic measure to reduce the prison population".
- Some pundits see the recent cuts in interest rates around the world as panic measures by central bankers to revive their flagging economies.
- The group slammed the Minister's decision as "a panic measure which will seriously damage local democracy."
- He described the national closures as "panic measures".
- This is not a panic measure but is instead a prudent part of our contingency planning to try and offer an emergency fire service.
- She said: "This is a panic measure by a government which has been spooked by the huge public outcry."
- Several panic measures were introduced so that the sport could be seen to improve its safety.

单词	panic measure
释义	Definition of panic measure in English: panic measure noun British A hasty plan or course of action provoked by a state of alarm or emergency. he dismissed the move as a panic measure Example sentencesExamples The government's response to terrorism includes ill thought out panic measures that pose very real threats to our civil liberties. The original intervention in 1830 was a desperate and unsuccessful panic-measure designed to bolster a failing domestic regime. We are now seeing panic measures that are going to hit a lot of people with very little notice for them to deal with the problem. He described the early release scheme as "a panic measure to reduce the prison population". Some pundits see the recent cuts in interest rates around the world as panic measures by central bankers to revive their flagging economies. The group slammed the Minister's decision as "a panic measure which will seriously damage local democracy." He described the national closures as "panic measures". This is not a panic measure but is instead a prudent part of our contingency planning to try and offer an emergency fire service. She said: "This is a panic measure by a government which has been spooked by the huge public outcry." Several panic measures were introduced so that the sport could be seen to improve its safety.
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