Sentence examples for purely affect from inspiring English sources

The nationalist party has previously had a policy of not voting on matters which purely affect England.

The SNP have a longstanding position of not voting on matters that purely affect England – such as foxhunting south of the border, for example – and we stand by that.

She said: "It's now for Nicola Sturgeon to explain why they are going against their longstanding principle that she set out very clearly in February of this year of not voting on matters that purely affect England and why they are going against the principle of something that applies to Scotland will not apply to England and Wales".

The SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, went back on a pledge she made in February that the SNP would not "vote on matters that purely affect south of the border" with an announcement that her party would vote against a government plan to relax fox-hunting regulations in England and Wales.

It seems only logical and fair that Scottish MPs should no longer be allowed to vote on legislation purely affecting England, when English MPs can no longer vote on equivalent measures in Scotland.

At this stage, the carefully calibrated plans for English votes for English laws, in which there is a veto for English MPs over legislation purely affecting them, will look unfit for purpose to many rightwingers.

The performance of the voltammetric techniques is purely affected by the characteristic feature of the working electrode material such as chemical and physical properties.

To assess whether hyperglycemia purely affects neurologic outcomes of the patients with the same injury level, in this study, we selected acute C3-C4 cordinjuryord injury patients without any bony damages, which is most popular SCI in Japan.

As it is not computationally feasible to test all the space of possible demographic scenarios, this result may still be compatible with the hypothesis of a purely demographic affect, i.e. a bottleneck experienced by all of the populations here scored.

We calculated how taking a purely taxonomic approach would affect the evenness of sequence space representation.

At this point, a distinction should be made between purely "kinetic" parameters, which affect solely the water equilibration rates, and those that also affect the thermodynamics of the solution.