"it effects" is not a correct part of a sentence.
The correct form would be "it affects." Example: The new policy will affect all employees in the company.
The importance of Page's speech ought to be measured in terms of the individual lives it effects and not its potential to destroy her reputation or career.
This isn't an esoteric legal point, it effects real people".
Whether it effects big changes remains to be seen.
It effects the users on the street - including teenagers, who are those least influenced by the legal status of drugs.
"The problem is that any time you have a glitch anywhere in the network it effects the entire system.
Only here there is one obsessive issue - race, as it effects relationships and decisions, shapes and distorts character, and determines social policy.
But the company's core business appears to have more to do with stock price propulsion, which it effects by the constant issuance of news releases.
Maybe their [sic] would be less false Prophets, if they were held monetarily and legally responsible for their false testimony and how it effects other people's lives?
"It is really good practice in this case because there is public interest in the outcome and it effects the government and individuals.
She understands that, has felt it, and thinks that once you have felt it, it effects your life and never entirely leaves you.
Ginsburg dismissed descriptions of Doma as merely having an administrative impact, saying it "effects every area of life" for gay couples.
