Sentence examples for it would be affected from inspiring English sources

He adds that talks on visa liberalisation are going ahead and notes Turkey's very strong interest in EU trade negotiations, including the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), since it would be affected as part of its customs union with the EU.He also rejects the common Western claim that Turkey is drifting in an authoritarian direction.

The more coal used, the redder the state and the more it would be affected by a cap on carbon.

While acknowledging that it would be affected by any economic downturn, Mr. Connors said, "Going into 2001, Microsoft is as well positioned as we've ever been".

"It's impossible to say how much it would be affected by a national missile defense of the kind we're talking about".

The company said it would be affected by a $25 million provision for loan and lease losses at its Southern Pacific Bank chain.

There had been concerns that it would be affected by shoppers making healthier choices, but Britvic said pre-tax profit rose by 7.3% to £54.5m in the year to 10 April.

I re-read the play and wasn't sure how I'd be affected by it, because I hadn't read it in a really long time.

Not that the plot, such as it is, would be affected much either way.

When United first announced layoffs, it said 5,000 would be affected, but it has increased the figure to more than 6,500.

"It was so easy for them to do it so nobody would be affected," Mr. Alvo said as he spread a large blueprint of the shopping center across his kitchen counter.

One social landlord in south-west Wales only compiled a list of property sizes in September 2012 and relied on the local authority to tell it which tenants would be affected.