Sentence examples for affected by the developments from inspiring English sources

I'd let the states start having more control over the lands that are within their boundaries and the people that are affected by the developments within their states.

Within a few hours of the result being confirmed, the Premier League played down concerns that the competition could be adversely affected by the developments.

"We are exploring options including the outline possibility of a sale of the site, and this on-going consultation process is not affected by the developments regarding Seaham or Whitehaven".

Two other problems strongly affected by the developments which have given rise to the breakthrough of global modernity are climate change and ecological degradation – simply because this breakthrough dramatically amplifies the factors driving them (for a few hints, see [78]).

And I'd let the states start having more control over the lands that are within their boundaries and the people who are affected by the developments within their states.

Here also, we can observe that the TINVOK metric varies less than the others test case metrics (followed by the TLOC metric), which seems suggesting that this metric is the least affected by the development style used by the developers while writing the code of unit test cases.

In all, about 1,600 people would be affected by the development of the huge park.

On Friday, conservationists warned that about 500 wildlife sites would be affected by the development of HS2, with more wildlife habitat and species lost than HS2 was planning to replace.

The desert peoples through whose ancestral lands the stock route passed have had no opportunity to present the panorama from their point of view, until FORM – "a not for profit organisation dedicated to advocating for [sic] and developing creativity in Western Australia" – developed a project that would involve those whose lives were materially affected by the development of the stock route.

He noted that some of the communities that lie within Greenburgh but are not directly affected by the development are balking at helping to pay for the legal and consulting services aiding the town, but he hoped the efforts would ultimately prove beneficial.

A portion of those revenues could be used to offset the tax burden of residents living within the area most affected by the development; say yes to the skyscraper, in other words, and your property tax bill should drop.Ronald Coase suggested that efficiency was possible in the presence of externalities provided transaction costs between affected parties were low enough.