Sentence examples for impact on problem from inspiring English sources

Consumer and public health advocates say the cafes are not bound by the rules of play like normal casinos, but have a similar impact on problem gamblers.

During the period in question, surveys showed that a large majority 70-755%) of Australian voters supported poker machine reform to limit the impact on problem gamblers and their families.

A study by the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT), funded by the gambling industry, showed that a code of conduct launched in March 2013 by bookmakers had made no impact on problem gambling.

The government is consulting over whether to lower the maximum stake on FOBTs from £100 to £2, saying it "cannot ignore the persistent concerns from many stakeholders and local communities about these types of gaming machines and their potential impact on problem gambling".

The Daily Mail notes that even Conservatives "admitted it will have little impact on problem drinking", despite Lib Dem Home Office Minister Norman Baker's insistence that it will "stop the worst examples of very cheap and harmful drink".

All users of the DHP tool spoke to the tool's impact on problem solving within their district's programs.

Politicians rarely see women's rights as having a direct impact on problems of war and peace.

They argue that reduced borrowing costs have at best an indirect impact on problems including the decline in government spending, concern about the European recession and the efforts of many consumers to pay their existing debts.

It then overviews the historical development of the subject, and describes its impact on problems of commerce, medicine, and engineering.

But in the POLICE Magazine survey, two-thirds of cops (68%) believe marijuana legalization would have no "favorable impact on problems associated with gangs and cartels".

Also, no correlation between BMI and pain (BP) was found, and the data do not suggest that the BMI had an impact on problems at work or in performing other daily activities because of emotional problems (RE).