Sentence examples for the effect of creating a from inspiring English sources

"It has the effect of creating a survey.

These measures had the effect of creating a "sweet spot" that could be exploited for political purposes.

The changes are intended as anti-terrorism measures, but privacy advocates say they will have the effect of creating a de facto national identity card.

Boys in particular are taught to be dominating and merciless, which has the effect of creating a society of holy warriors.

You understand why: these defensive interviews have had the effect of creating a sense of controversy where none really existed before, despite the best efforts of scattered scribblers.

A marriage contract, he said, wouldn't change that unless it had the effect of creating "a cultural sense that divorce is part of life".

The policy was intended to make members accountable to one another, but it also had the effect of creating an invisible clique.

The proposed cuts to local housing allowances and total welfare benefits – which will include housing benefit – risk having the effect of creating an inverse of what urban scholars call doughnut cities, with rich, underpopulated centres and dense, poor outskirts.

Recent decisions have indicated that the right to sue does not extend to any law, but only to laws that have the effect of creating an identifiable, personal federal right.

The district defined harassment as verbal or physical conduct based on race, sex, national origin, sexual orientation or other personal characteristics that has the effect of creating an intimidating or hostile environment.

This has the effect of creating an overriding feeling of anonymized machine warfare, sanitizing the human element of the conflict.