Sentence examples for measures that effect from inspiring English sources

"The conventions say that the lords does not block financial measures that effect the budget of the country," Hancock said.

Oates measures that extraordinary effect that was once called the sublime: a pleasurable terror in the face of what dwarfs and overwhelms us.

Same-sex marriage will shortly be legal not in six states, but in eight or nine: in yesterday's election, voters in Maryland and Maine approved ballot measures to that effect, and voters in Washington appear likely to have done the same.

In addition, outcome measures that quantify effects on performance could also be assessed including time lost to training and severity of impact.

Hoffman and Levite contend that it is time to reconsider the illegality of some active-defense measures that "generate effects outside of the defender's network".

The government says the directive, dated last Friday and outlining new screening measures that went into effect that day, was not supposed to be disclosed to the public.

At the same time, there is a great deal of support in Washington for measures that would, in effect, subsidize high-carbon fuels.

The president can partly or totally veto any bill submitted by Congress in addition to issuing provisional measures that remain in effect for 30-day periods.

The lenders' new attitude can be traced, in part, to new loan quality-control measures that went into effect earlier this year.

Menendez who often supports Obama, but is a hawk on Iran, said he would push ahead with fresh sanctions measures that would take effect if Iran stops cooperating with Western powers.

Effective June 6, the updates will require that new buildings, additions or alterations valued at more than $200,000 incorporate a variety of water conservation measures that have the effect of cutting indoor water use by 20%.