Sentence examples for put affected from inspiring English sources
The core humanitarian standards now put affected populations at the centre, with accountability and involvement of those affected crucial.
Jon Pain, managing director of supervision at the FSA, said: "The FSA welcomes this positive move by MPPI firms to reverse recent changes in premiums or cover which will put affected customers back in the position they were in before the policy was changed.
Simply put, affected pairs of relatives were more alike for ages of onset based on how close they were genetically, with the greatest degree of similarity seen for concordant monozygotic pairs (r = 0.60) and the least for first-cousin pairs (r = 0.10).
One of the fundamental challenges of project-based environmental assessments (EA) has been to deliver on the promise of meaningful public participation leading to decisions that put affected societies on the path to sustainability.
The primary lesson from studies of female monkeys is that stress-induced premenopausal ovarian dysfunction, a common and subclinical condition, puts affected individuals on accelerated trajectory for atherosclerosis.
"Economic models sound like science, but it is clear that what you put in affects what comes out".
Your inner health affects your body, which affects your mind, which affects your actions, which affect the energy you put out, which affects the people around you.
The forthcoming ban on anchored putting strokes affects them significantly because they have used the technique to win major championships.
"But, definitely, the pressure we put on him affected him.
In asking whether criticisms voiced to the panel will make any difference, Benjamin could put off those affected by the riots from contributing.
So when governments in the region tell over 70 disease investigators that if they travel to the infected areas to volunteer, they will not be allowed back into their own countries, they not only put the currently affected countries at greater risk, but also their own countries.
