Sentence examples for internationally induced from inspiring English sources
Recent work in political science on the effects of aid programs on violence have shown that this is a complex relationship - some have indicated that internationally induced gender equality programs may increase the risk of violence under conditions of ongoing conflict.
Internationally, induced abortions among immigrant populations were found to be associated with poor socioeconomic status such as poor social networks, poor education and low wages [ 10, 11].
The Armenian victory in 1994 has induced a stalemate, as the detachment of Nagorno Karabakh (and surrounding areas) from Azerbaijan is not internationally recognized.
For SMO which is still touring internationally Messier's technological wizardry induced eight sewing machines into offering up an electrifying audiovisual performance.
Uehara induced a groundout.
The model presented below is instead designed to depict an economic environment where wage differences exist and induce labor to migrate internationally.
The approval faced the strong opposition of the leaders of the Catholic Church, several conservative groups, and distinguished members of the party in power, all of whom argued, against nationally and internationally generated scientific evidence, that emergency contraception induces abortion [ 38].
Women can induce lactation through a variety of protocols developed by medical professionals and internationally board certified lactation consultants.
