Sentence examples for any practical effect on from inspiring English sources

Though that does not have any practical effect on the solvency of either program, debt repayment is supported by a bipartisan Congressional majority as a good step for the economy and hence the long-term stability of essential services.

The vote will have little, if any, practical effect on government policy, but it means that the Lib Dems have been able to assert their identity and it will probably cheer the delegates immensely.

The main difference is that the senator would call a summit to ask for international support, though whether that would have any practical effect on the situation there is doubtful.Yet by and large, the debate on Iraq helped the challenger.

Putting the opposition in check doesn't mean that this will have any practical effect on the efficacy of policy.

Which football team ownership builds a stadium in a city with corrupt council members?" While the histrionics convey a sense of Carson's fractious political landscape, they're unlikely to have any practical effect on the stadium project that's racing ahead.

There's a morality to beauty, and the sublimity of the young lovers' idyll has a practical effect on other, adult lovers.

Yet we know that the practical effect on one political party would be devastating".

The commission action, approved on a 3-to-0 vote, with one commissioner not participating, has little practical effect on KPMG, because it was not fined and the commission decided not to impose additional reporting requirements on KPMG that had been sought by the commission's enforcement division.

Simultaneously, Joplin doubled all the note values, effectively making the unusual 4/4 time signature have no practical effect on the way the piece sounded or the way it was performed.

It has no practical effect on pronunciation, understanding or search.

But the foul weather had no practical effect on the recount.