Sentence examples for effects on states from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday afternoon, a federal judge in Washington threw a significant roadblock into Arkansas' program, issuing an opinion saying the rules "cannot stand," and in a separate decision, rejecting the start of a similar program in Kentucky for the second time— decisions likely to have ripple effects on states with similar aspirations.

Given the ambient air quality standards' substantial effects on States, cities, industries, and their suppliers and customers, Congress will hear from those whom compliance deadlines affect adversely, and Congress can consider whether legislative change is warranted.

Some businesses and interest groups have opposed the provisions because of the possible long-term effects on state budgets and tax rates.

These results indicate that exposure to isomorphic or in-situ natural environments has positive effects on state body image.

A separate analysis is needed to examine effects on state and local employees and nonprofit human services sector, in which funding is dependent on public policy.

We find that variations in agreement language can have large effects on state behavior, even when the entire agreement is nonbinding.

Our analysis of the effects on state tax revenues of the Great Recession does not support this argument.

Similarly to time delay, packet dropout can also have adverse effects on state estimation, the severity of which depend on the loss ratio.

Although the recession began in late 2007, the effects on state revenues were delayed until the end of 2008.

A wave of new studies point to the positive economic effects on state economies of offering Medicaid to the near-poor under Obama's signature law.

A 2015 Bipartisan Policy Center case study found that American efforts to support global health also have key secondary effects on state stability, public opinion of the U.S., and socio-economic development.