Sentence examples for effect of establishing from inspiring English sources

But the 2010 Academies Act also prohibits him from entering into any "academy arrangements" that might have the effect of establishing a new selective school.

Uncomprehending, she replies in her own language — a moment of missed communication that has the sublimely paradoxical effect of establishing a connection between them.

So, Mayor Steve Lonegan of Bogota and some of his like-minded constituents are in such high dudgeon over a billboard advertising hamburgers in Spanish that they wish to conduct a referendum that would have the effect of establishing English as some sort of "official" language in the borough.

Second, I accept that it is possible that a Council discussion under OP12 may be triggered by a report from Blix and El-Baradei under OP11 and that this may have the effect of establishing that Iraq has failed to take the final opportunity granted by OP2.

To evaluate trends in operative experience and to determine the effect of establishing the Surgical Council on Resident Education (SCORE) operative classification system on changes in operative volume among graduating surgery residents.

A further effect of establishing the notion that the mitochondria from the 'healthy egg donor' are providing only a small number of genes, is that it diminishes the importance of, and indeed helps to render invisible, the women who provide those 'healthy' mitochondria, and the labour involved in providing them, as we discuss in section (ix) below.

The effect is additive to a lesser, underlying effect of established risk factors on atherosclerosis.

Sialic acid and fibrinogen are strong predictors of CHD in men with type 1 diabetes, beyond the effect of established risk factors.

Similarly, since previous cardiovascular events can both lower blood pressure and increase the risk of further cardiovascular events including death, the associations found could be a confounding effect of established cardiovascular disease.

The mechanism(s) behind the accelerated development of atherosclerosis in diabetes is still not fully understood [ 2] and cannot be fully explained by the combined effect of established risk factors such as hypertension and dyslipidaemia.

Despite their wide use, little is known about the effects of establishing shelterbelts on soil macro invertebrates, especially earthworms, which are of major importance in soil processes.