Sentence examples for incidental impacts from inspiring English sources

In other words, this is not a document that will cause hardship and misery because of regrettable incidental impacts on people injured in the pursuit of a public good.

"It prevents the pillaging, which is happening on a very large scale, it prevents the commercial exploitation, the scrap metal recovery, and it will have regulations on the incidental impacts, such as the problem of trawlers going over World War One sites". The naval losses suffered by the belligerents during the Great War pale in comparison with the suffering in the trenches.

The effects of glass fiber volume fraction and incidental impact energy on the impact response of the composite circular plates are investigated.

But he added that the father posed such a threat to national security that the "unavoidable incidental impact" on his wife and youngest son was "justifiable", and dismissed the appeal.

To increase the size of the hides, the Creole (local) breed was crossed with Nubian, a practice that must have had an incidental impact on milk production.

Although the main reason for workplace smoking bans is to protect nonsmokers from the harmful health effects of exposure to SHS at work, an incidental impact is to provide a supportive environment for people who want to quit smoking [ 14].

The rules require provisions to focus on meeting budget targets, and policy changes with only an "incidental" fiscal impact will be struck out.

"To equate the incidental differences in impact that occur from this type of geographic based pricing that pervades all American commerce with discrimination misconstrues both the literal, legal and moral meaning of the word," the company said in its statement.

Well-resourced ART clinics and the implementation of a chronic care service model had an incidental albeit important impact on social accountability in the ART clinics.

However, it is common to discover silent infarcts such as lacunes in patients identified clinically as 'first-ever' stroke, and it is unclear if including these incidental findings may impact lesion-based investigations of brain-behaviour relationships.

Nano-enabled advancements in industrial processes like water treatment and remediation could provide significant net benefits to the environment and will likely temper the relatively modest impacts of incidental ENM release and exposure.