Sentence examples for would be effect from inspiring English sources

The questions being asked were 'is there a danger of copycat attacks?' And, at the same time, 'What would be effect on the morale of service personnel and their families if they were forced to live under siege conditions?' Kidnapping and killing, beheading in particular, of military personnel had, in fact, been a recurring theme among would-be Islamist terrorists in this country.

This transformation would be effected over decades, beginning next year 20055: Propagation.

Blunt promised two weeks ago that the policy on anonymity for rape defendants would be effected without delay or consultation.

"By reducing the number of cripples," he wrote, "a saving would be effected in the expenses of a Government which has to provide pensions for disabled soldiers".

On the other hand the phonated parts of speech would be effected in exactly the opposite manner.

"Any merger would be effected through the issue of new shares in Idea to Vodafone and would result in Vodafone deconsolidating Vodafone India," it added.

This is how it is when Siddhartha has a goal, This is what fools call magic and of which they think it would be effected by means of the daemons.

The federal mint did not indicate whether a penalty would be effected.

Sure, there was a ribbing here and there, but most people wanted to know about finance reform, and how these titans of the energy world would be effected.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey called the decision a "monumental victory," adding that it provided relief to workers and business that would be effected by the rule. .

These would be effects that violate the assumptions of the parent-offspring heritabilities such as non-random mating, selection, linkage disequilibrium, epistasis and environmental covariances.