Sentence examples for has given effect from inspiring English sources

He said: "The court has given effect to the intention of the drafters of the ICC Statute.

This change has given effect to their own hierarchical brand of moral relativism that has emerged at the expense of a diminished role as pastors.

We know that integrative treatment and therapeutic acupuncture in this study have given effects.

It has been commented that the High Court's formulation of the Lines International conditions has given legal effect to informal rules or policies issued by public authorities.

It has been noted that by endorsing its application in this manner, the High Court has given legal effect to informal rules or policies, which therefore amount to "soft law".

Thus, using organic waste as fertilizer has given significant effects on economics and environment.

Parliament has given specific legislative effect to some only of Australia's international treaty obligations – in the Racial Discrimination Act, Sex Discrimination Act, and Disability Discrimination Act - and has enacted additional laws on age, children and Indigenous Australians.

"The government has given orders to this effect to the proper authorities".

For example, she said, the term "greenhouse effect" has given way to the broader discussion of "climate change".

Actually, I could argue the opposite, sometimes the euphoric effect has given me a boost of mental energy, almost as if I was given a boost of motivation.

The immunomodulating effect has given rise to concerns regarding a possible increase in the occurrence of infections (1– 3).