Sentence examples for effect of proxy from inspiring English sources

Even if regional interference doesn't take the form of Saudi troops crossing the border to defend their Sunni brothers, Iranian Revolutionary Guards infiltrating Iraq to secure Shiite power, and Turkish forces entering Kurdistan to prevent it from becoming independent, the combined effect of proxy fights, irregular incursions, and increased refugee flows will likely roil the Middle East for years.

He plainly believed, as did his contemporaries, that he had devised a literally foolproof manner, and he self-replicated to a degree that would be brazened by no other major artist until Andy Warhol — who positively valued, as an aesthetic sensation, the deadening effect of proxy hands in a work's execution.

Some fret about the effect of "proxy hedging": if an investor can't buy a CDS on Italy itself, a swap on a large Italian bank, which would almost inevitably fall over in the case of a sovereign default, is a suitable substitute.

It is noted above that the authors were cognisant of the effect of proxy reporting on the nature of patient burden.

We tried to account for the effect of proxy interviews by comparing the results with and without proxy responses, and did not observe differences.

More than half of the thirteen studies that analysed the effect of proxy family income indicators on children's OHRQoL found them to be significantly related to the outcome.

When using survey data obtained from proxies, researchers should describe possible effects of proxy response bias on study results.

"The (Lack of) Distortionary Effects of Proxy-Means Tests: Results from a Nationwide Experiment in Indonesia". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP18-041, December 2018.

The proxy card must prominently disclose the treatment and effect of a proxy executed in a manner that grants authority to vote for more nominees than the number of directors being elected, in a manner that grants authority to vote for fewer nominees than the number of directors being elected, or in a manner that does not grant authority to vote with respect to any nominees.

Correction: March 22, 2000, Wednesday The headline of a brief report in Business Day yesterday about the takeover battle to acquire Dime Bancorp misstated the effect of a proxy vote.

His stance sums up the net effect of the proxy fight, one of the most heated and costly in corporate history.