Some virtue accounts cite the effects of its social status: marriage triggers social reactions which secure spousal privacy and ward off the disruptive attention of outsiders (Scruton 1986, 356 361).
It cited the effect of charges for a proposed asbestos settlement.
He cites the effect of an advertising campaign raising the spectre of the ill-fated Newman state LNP government.
Brazilian officials say they are as interested as the United States in enforcing intellectual property rights, citing the effect that piracy has on Brazil's own economy.
After Mr. Rossi showed up, sometimes selling at cheaper prices, New York One cited the effect of the competition and was able to persuade the city to accept only $364,672 for 2007.
The analyst, Steven Milunovich of Merrill Lynch, cited the effect of exchange rates and a slowing computer services market for reducing his forecast for I.B.M.'s second-quarter revenue growth to 1percentt from 3percentt.
Morgan Stanley cites the effect on growth that public sector cuts will have, the continued vulnerability of the country's banks to a weakening real estate market and increased tensions between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats in the coalition government.
After European regulators in Brussels moved to block the transaction on the ground that it would create a giant with a stranglehold over Internet traffic, the United States Justice Department sued last week to block the deal, citing the effect it would have on long-distance and Internet costs.
Lennon cites the effect that the discovery had on him: "'Suddenly,' he said, 'I realized you could write about your own life.'" When Mailer wrote "The Naked and the Dead," he wrote about his experience of battle in the Second World War (albeit not in a first-person voice).
At one point he threatened to resign as energy secretary if Heathrow was granted a third runway, citing the effect on carbon emissions, and as leader he ruled out the party standing by its former policy after the coalition scrapped the runway in 2010.
