Sentence examples for attempts to affect from inspiring English sources
Other amendments are attempts to affect the Brexit process, including legislating for a transitional period and giving MPs a binding meaningful vote on the deal secured by Theresa May, before the deal is finalised.
But unlike Reagan, Mr. Bush is so inured to the prerogatives of his life of soft landings that his attempts to affect a jus' folks geniality are invariably betrayed by nastiness whenever someone threatens to keep him from getting his own way.
Given the depth of information about us that tracking technologies generate, and companies' increasingly sophisticated attempts to affect our behavior, what are the appropriate limits of a kind of persuasion that can be so well designed as to be nearly invisible?
Interpersonal relation is defined as holding between adjacent segments of textual material by which the author attempts to affect the address's beliefs, attitudes, desire, and so on, by means of language, for example, interpretation and enablement.
"Regardless of the DUP attempts to affect the voting on this motion, the Assembly will hear the debate, it will be televised and it will be recorded into the minutes by Hansard.
Attempts to affect the overall rate of development in computer science, neuroscience and chip manufacturing are likely to be futile.
"What he is doing is attempting to affect the investigation by threatening impeachment," said Arretche.
However, similar to interest groups, they attempt to affect public policy in their favour.
Traders at involved banks are accused of aligning their LIBOR estimates in an attempt to affect the final rate.
A grass roots lobbying communication is any attempt to influence any legislation through an attempt to affect the opinions of the general public or any segment thereof.
