Sentence examples for impacted directly from inspiring English sources

Some 20 years ago the community was consulted on issues that impacted directly on Jewish religious practice and on how best to combat attacks on Jews.

As a balanced urban system disrupted by a significant event, the physical urban form will be impacted directly, and thus transform to response to the change.

To demonstrate how individual participant data (IPD) meta-analyses have impacted directly on the design and conduct of trials and highlight other advantages IPD might offer.

"I have made a commitment that there will be no forced redundancy of staff impacted directly by changes in our mail service and who are actively seeking jobs in other parts of the business," he said.

In addition to hearing from Americans who will be impacted directly, Clinton's team has consulted widely on student debt, including with the staff for the progressive Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren.

Because many of Britain's principal trading partners were euro-zone members, their economic woes impacted directly on the already sluggish economy of a Britain struggling mightily to reduce its deficit and combat unemployment.

Schools cannot impact directly on poverty but they can reduce the impact of poverty.

This season, a lack of European football will impact directly on their income.

I hope that agreement reached in Samoa will impact directly on the secretary general's climate change summit in New York on 23 September.

The sheer scale of reputational risk and its potential to impact directly on a brand's business performance means doing nothing is not an option.

I find that as the year progresses, my students become increasingly reluctant to engage in any academic behaviour that does not impact directly on their assignment grade.