Sentence examples for reference to the impact from inspiring English sources

Apart from referring to maintaining zero-rated products he makes no reference to the impact on the poorest sections of society.

Conspicuously absent is any reference to the impact that huge cuts in services and family living standards are having on child welfare.

Several bishops took that as a direct reference to the impact of previous immigration raids and deportations, in which illegal immigrant parents were separated from spouses and children who were United States citizens or legal immigrants.

"There is a perception that other EU countries appear to manage their public procurement processes with a sharper focus on domestic supply than we have hitherto," says the letter, in a veiled reference to the impact on workers at Bombardier in Derby after a Thameslink train deal went to Germany and not to their factory.

The final wording included a reference to the impact of a Tory Brexit, but removed the words "Labour will continue to campaign for Britain to remain in Europe to protect jobs, growth, trade, investment and working people", which had been suggested by the party's central press office.

Updated at 5.21pm BST 5.15pm BST Oxfam's reference to the impact of IMF's own policies on inequality is a reminder that the Fund does bear some responsibility for the austerity measures imposed on parts of Europe since the crisis began -- and indeed its long track record of forcing painful measures on countries to make them more competitive.

This article focuses on one key aspect of trade liberalization, the reduction of barriers to food imports, with particular reference to the impacts of trade policy on food imports from the regions' key trading partner, the United States.

With particular references to the impacts of different numbers of bidding segments on the optimal bidding strategy, a numerical example is employed to demonstrate the validity of the proposed model and methodology.

No reference to the true impact of the changes was made in the parliamentary explanatory notes that accompanied the bill, according to Privacy International.

Sussex police admitted they had not known about this, but agreed to advise the Prevent officials of any "emerging risks" emanating from Amer's travels, a possible reference to the potential impact on his brothers.

In her opening speech at the talks, UN climate chief Christina Figueres also made reference to the "devastating impact" of the typhoon, and urged delegates to "go that extra mile" in their negotiations.