Sentence examples for effect of granting from inspiring English sources
The main effect of granting permanent normal trading privileges to China is to remove the yearly debate in Congress over whether or not to grant it trade status and the accompanying public commentary on China's human rights record.
Whatever his explicit beliefs, his pessimism has the effect of granting sin a negative power, and the division within him mangles his prose as thoroughly as the subject of sexual desire does.
A side effect of granting formal title to the poor's assets is a boost to government coffers.
It is of course true that granting legal recognition to polyamorous families would also have the effect of granting legal recognition to patriarchal polygamous families as well.
Mr. Bradach says his staff has the expertise to apply strategic consulting, over time, to improve the effect of grants.
A study published in PNAS on November 23 looked at the effect of grants from ExxonMobil and the Koch brothers on the discourse around climate science.
"This decision was largely based on the probable 'chilling effect' on free speech of granting a right of action," says Clarke-Williams.
The main objectives of this research are to evaluate the efficacy of designated conservation lands in a rapidly expanding frontier landscape and to assess the effect on ecosystem conversion of granting conflicting land-use designations, such as mining concessions, inside conservation areas.
He also wants "the level and reliability of service" provided by "incumbent operators" to be considered, along with "the likely effects on those operators of granting an application".
Results suggest independent effects of grants and contracts on industrial activities.
The report is based on the first empirical study to longitudinally and rigorously capture and analyze the potential effects of grant-funded interventions on several outcomes at MSIs: transition from developmental to college level courses, credit accumulation, course performance, persistence from one academic term to the next, degree attainment, and transfer from two- to four-year institutions.
