Sentence examples for made would affect from inspiring English sources

Now, the decision he made would affect the livelihoods of more than 60 people who counted on him to earn a living for their families.

And be aware that any claim you do make, would affect your no-claims discount.

The pre-budget report said that any changes made would not affect policies sold before December 6.

It is understood that if any move were made, it would affect the group's offices in Paddington, central London, rather than Vodafone's UK hub in Newbury, Berkshire.

According to the Greens' costings from the parliamentary budget office, if the temporary budget repair levy was made permanent it would affect the top 1.3% of taxpayers, 382,000 people.

It is ridiculous, at best, that an elected official would brag about having private meetings with would-be aristocrats to make decisions that would affect all of us.

One can argue that those measures would contribute to growth, but making them permanent would affect taxes only around 2010 or 2011.

Ann Widdecombe Tory former minister "I think [David Cameron] was doing a Cabinet reshuffle and he was going to make decisions which would affect women as well as men.

The aviation industry needed forecasts to make decisions that would affect the lives of passengers.

Students seemed to enjoy the agency of "being evolution" and making decisions that would affect their populations.

The set of committees that were established were hierarchical in nature, as some individual members of the consortium were delegated to make decisions that would affect the activities of other members.