Sentence examples similar to effect of all parties from inspiring English sources

In so concluding, we look to the basic purpose of damage recovery and the nature and effect of the parties' contract.

Having a fair trial in court is a fundamental human right and some will be concerned if the rules of court are changed so that the arbitration scheme has the effect of forcing parties out of court.

A third worry is that the UPP gauge ignores the effect of third parties who may be only slightly less close competitors to the merging firms than they are to each other.

Polls of likely voters can sometimes be more sensitive to the effects of a party convention, since one of the purposes that conventions serve is to make political partisans more enthusiastic.

He said the Democratic Alliance had also felt the effect of populist parties, such as the Economic Freedom Front, which are "drawing away votes".

The perspective often shifts multiple times on a single page, without section breaks, from main character to minor character; instead of bringing us closer to each person, the narration has the effect of distancing us from all parties involved.

Unrestrained by the balancing effect of parties, which bring multiple interests together, America's politics are likely to fragment.

The stifled, largely silencing effect of the Grand Coalition parties lasted for much of six months.

For the moment, the struggle is having the paradoxical effect of holding the parties together.

The changes to the electoral system have also had the effect of penalising third parties.

"The effect of certification on parties' leverage in settlement negotiations is a fact of life for class-action litigants," she wrote.