Sentence examples for outcome of future from inspiring English sources

The case against is that doing so unilaterally would prejudice the outcome of future negotiations between the two parties.

District lines drawn after the census this year will help shape the outcome of future legislative and Congressional races.

Under the legislation proposed today, the European Union would impose a permanent ban on beta oestriadol and "provisional" bans on the other five, pending the outcome of future studies.

On Tuesday, when the board voted 12 to 1 to name Carl P. Zeithaml as interim president, there were two abstentions and one absence, so a shift of six would put the outcome of future votes in question.

The ratings agency Moody's issued a warning on Wednesday, saying a "lack of further deficit reduction measures could affect the rating negatively," and that the "need to raise the debt limit may affect the outcome of future budget negotiations".

That was partly to meet the F.B.I.'s concern that nothing be said to compromise the outcome of future kidnappings, and partly because of Mr. Garen's reluctance, as he expressed it, to become a celebrity for an experience he described, in an interview, as "just an unfortunate accident".

The layouts of the districts determine the outcomes of future elections, to a great extent.

Sagarin, like Pomeroy in his manifesto, emphasized that his ratings are designed to be used as a method of predicting the outcomes of future contests.

Now it plans to start publishing predictions about the outcomes of future meetings to guide investor expectations.

Projecting "conservatively" against a potential total of 7.58 billion passengers in the next 10 years, it concluded that 55 outcomes of future medical events might be changed by defibrillators.

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