Sentence examples for the effect of halting from inspiring English sources

The bank's troubles and the government's failure to deal with them was one of several issues that caused the International Monetary Fund to suspend its program with Afghanistan, which had the effect of halting the country's access to some foreign aid money and threatens to reduce sharply the country's ability to access the Afghan Reconstruction Trust Fund, administered by the World Bank.

The sudden switch to using an Attributive clause has the effect of halting Ben's actions with regard to the situation he is in, and making him appear somewhat reflective on the matter.

Czechoslovakia's centralized economic system was in the process of being reformed in 1968, when fears of more fundamental political change brought about Soviet military intervention, which had the side effect of halting the economic reform process.

This study evaluated the effect of transient sorafenib halting in HCC using VEGFR2-targeted MBs and elastosonography.

As a result, public policies have had the effect of slowing but not halting fertility decline in the United States.

The effect of zeolite nanoparticles in halting oil degradation is obvious in both mineral and soybean-based lubricants.

Its ratification of Protocol Six of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights had the effect of confirming that Poland, which halted executions in 1988, would never reinstate the penalty.

The use of plants and other alternative approaches to halt the effect of snake venoms or to accelerate tissue recovery has been proposed by previous studies [ 7– 11].

Intra-articular administration of PDGF might be beneficial in restoring HA concentration and switching angio-genesis to a more balanced status but does not halt the effect of IL-1β on synovial cells.

To assess the clinical significance of fibrosis progression, Freedman and colleagues (2009) evaluated the effect of coffee consumption in the large HALT-C study, which included only patients with bridging fibrosis (F3) or cirrhosis (F4).

This may be attributable to the effect of a number of interventions targeted at halting transmission of HIV and the spread of AIDS, the medical male circumcision campaigns, as well as an increased number of people receiving ARVs [ 1, 31].