Sentence examples for effects of the decision from inspiring English sources
Mr. Srisuwan, the lawyer who won the injunction, is unapologetic about the potential economic effects of the decision.
The knock-on effects of the decision could prove very expensive for local and central government should he end up losing his home.
He said the policy on tax credits was a "fiasco", arguing that "there was no attempt by the chancellor to understand the effects of the decision to cut tax credits".
And in Congress, Barney Frank, chairman of the house financial services committee, and Chris Dodd, chairman of the Senate banking committee, began talking of ways to counter the potentially disastrous effects of the decision on the American electoral process.
He seems to have brought all sides to the table, given them their turn in advocating their views and, according to your article, made trips to Arlington National Cemetery and an Army hospital to witness and reflect on the real effects of the decision.
One of the truly terrible effects of the decision is that the most reckless and indecent consultants, who have always been floating around the fringes of politics, can now make a great living if they can persuade some billionaire to fund their whack-job ad campaigns.
The immediate effects of the decisions include children being unable to progress in education, losing vocational opportunities and jobs and being unable to gain employment.
"If anything, we should insist that companies like Facebook – and governments – perform and publish research on the effects of the decisions they're already making on our behalf".
These people--and countless others who suffered from the effects of the decisions that destroyed their property, their livelihood, their lives--are the victims of judicial abdication.
Obstetricians and gynecologists said they feared that the practical effect of the decision would be to limit how effectively they can do their jobs.
