Sentence examples for avoid the perverse effects from inspiring English sources

But the plan should avoid the perverse effects of Bruegel's "blue-red" proposal.

Regulators can extend this indicator, but should avoid the perverse effects of biased external benchmarking as the EU Directive entails.

Second, some organizations may avoid allocating aid based on burden averted to avoid the perverse dynamic of punishing recipients who successfully lower the burden from a specific disease.

Was there another way to fight the perverse effects of the illegal trade in drugs?

LONDON — The perverse effects of the recession are hitting the market for Old Master paintings in a big way.

"Regulators should avoid support for measures that could have the perverse effect of prolonging cigarette consumption.

More serious conditions resulted in a migrant's return home to be looked after by family and to avoid the high medical and living costs in cities, which has the perverse effect of making the countryside export good health and re-import ill health [ 15].

"The perverse effect of this law is that women in niqab are effectively under house arrest," he says.

The perverse effect of competition is already emerging.

But the barriers have had the perverse effect of prolonging the crisis.

Getting together with Abbas has had the perverse effect of drawing the two men further apart.