Sentence examples for which has induced from inspiring English sources

That such an agreement is one in restraint of trade is undeniable, whatever the motive or necessity which has induced the compact.

That financial structure, which has induced such dramatic increases in productive capital flows, has also exhibited significantly improved capacities to transmit ill-advised investments...

The village is being expanded to house farmers dealing with the effects of El Niño, which has induced a drought – record-breaking temperatures have soared above 50C – and flooding.

One of those, which has induced both direct and indirect changes to land use, and accelerated the urban growth, is the construction of motorways.

Until this time, the extremely centralised forest policy has been one of the policies which has induced most relevant territorial consequences.

As a by-product of that evolution, a new phenomenon has been discovered in the ontogeny of Calamagrostis epigeios, which has induced unexpected situations where the ever-working λ1(L) fails in the accuracy and needs an adjustment.

ACV also decreased blood triglyceride and very low density lipoprotein levels in rats which had induced cholesterol induced hepatic steatosis33.

ACV also decreased blood triglyceride and very low density lipoprotein levels in rats which had induced cholesterol induced hepatic steatosis18.

She had been hallucinating for a week since returning from a trip to India and taking LSD, which had induced a prolonged psychosis.

Furthermore for Germany it was no longer justified and could not survive some of the causes which had induced Germany to accept it.

The saga of power and will, race and culture, which had induced so willing a suspension of disbelief, has been interrupted by the arrival of foreign armies.