Sentence examples for intended to affect from inspiring English sources

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It is intended to affect everybody and everything.

Jones said his bill is not intended to affect campaign finance.

"Virtual regulation" by which incentives from regulatory system are intended to affect behavior outside.

It added: "This was designed to be a factory test and was not intended to affect customers.

Hence, cigarettes are intended to affect the body's structure and function, in the literal sense of these words.

Other events surrounding the call also strongly suggest that it was intended to affect Diamond Walnut's position on the strike.

The hall renovations, which are not intended to affect the acoustics in any way, will make year-round operations possible.

A Foreign Office spokesperson said: "We've been clear that financial sanctions against Iran are not intended to affect humanitarian goods and payments.

A new State Constitution drafted that year expanded the number of crimes that required disenfranchisement, a change that the plaintiffs say was intended to affect blacks disproportionately.

"It's a policy change that is intended to affect certain [high-income] groups, and is it affecting those groups, and that's probably a reasonable change," Tanton said.

"But we would stress that the UK government has always been clear that financial sanctions against Iran are not intended to affect humanitarian goods and payments.

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