Sentence examples for practical effect of a from inspiring English sources

The practical effect of a system thus conditioned is readily perceived.

Judge Aiken said a practical effect of "a seemingly minor change in wording" was to allow the government to avoid the constitutional probable cause requirement.

Taylor said Labor needed to explain the practical effect of a 45% emissions reduction target in an energy intensive economy like Australia.

The war on terror is as much an ideological conflict as a military one, and the combination of Abu Ghraib and revelations about waterboarding had the practical effect of a battle lost.

The practical effect of a defeat would be to leave the country without any resolution to the current non-system of immigration for at least two more years, and possibly for much longer -- an outcome the American public clearly doesn't want.

This study showed a substantial effect when axial weight was applied only from the proximal bone end, which is the practical effect of a weight-bearing platform.

He should also deny a stay, which would have the practical effect of an injunction against the anticorruption law, preventing it from being in force in Montana elections this year.

For a quick refresher, and more on the practical effects of a formal declaration of an emergency, here are answers to 12 critical questions.

Rehearsals are not expected to go into full swing until early January, so any practical effects of a strike would not be felt until then.

Finally, the practical effects of a negative t0+ on cell operation and implications for device design are discussed.

She is genuinely open-minded in many cases, especially those involving race and religion, and -- like a legislator -- is especially moved by arguments about the practical effects of a decision.