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(91) That law has prompted a Supreme Court peek into the matter, with no decisions clearly affecting the Sabino Canyon situation.

(92) First, social trends and policy changes are affecting low-income families in ways that leave studies rapidly out of date.

(93) It handles similar subjects to his - monetary policy, delicate decisions affecting the money markets.

(94) The pressure is usually transmitted to the available servicing personnel affecting their performance.

(95) But with his conservative views on welfare and other issues affecting women, he was hardly our ideal candidate.

(96) Various adjustments are made to allow for special circumstances affecting local costs of providing particular services.

(97) Government takes the lead responsibility in social and environmental policy, including that affecting provision and use of electricity.

(98) The politically optimal policy toward the foreigner may be precluded by the inequality of factors affecting the balance of bargaining.

(99) Nutritional factors that affect your cholesterol: Saturated fat is the single most important factor affecting blood cholesterol levels.

(100) There may be all sorts of social and economic difficulties affecting the family of which the school is unaware.

(101) The use of restraint must be within a narrow context and affecting only a very small number of residents, he said.

(102) Abrams explained this in terms of a particular configuration of economic factors affecting the United States at this time.

(103) The issue of abortion rights is obviously not the only factor affecting the female vote.

(104) If politics did not interest them,[Sentencedict.com ] neither did they see it as affecting their lives.

(105) In fact, innumerable changes will result affecting agricultural, housing, medical, clothing and amusement policies.

(106) Ordinary heat didn't come from inside the way microwave seemed to, affecting you all at once.

(107) In Paris a cabby would have commiserated upon the unfortunate malady affecting his legs, but the Viennese were different.

(108) Syer discusses how deterministic thinking is one of the aspects of institutional racism, affecting all subject areas.

(109) Although most directly affecting secondary schools, this constraint has a backwash effect on primary schools.

(110) Secondly, there were restrictive covenants affecting land and so imposing a burden on the land rather than on any person.

(111) As with all questions affecting retirement, it is sensible if possible to plan ahead.

(112) As on land, local topography plays an important role in affecting the distribution of organisms.

(113) Indeed Parliament has legislated on matters affecting every aspect of our lives.

(114) Fifthly[Sentencedict.com], non-diplomatic personnel are increasingly either having diplomatic influence or being involved in activity affecting diplomatic ties.

(115) Later, in the 1980s, conclusive evidence pointed to the fact that lead in the environment was affecting children's development.

(116) The alcohol is now affecting her balance and slowing the brain cells governing learned social behaviour and inhibitions.

(117) By now there were more serious difficulties affecting Charlie's behaviour that became considerably more alarming.

(118) The first day of the conference is to be devoted to corporate tax issues affecting national and multinational corporations.

(119) The abandoned mines would fill with water contaminated with iron, acids and chlorides which could seep through ground waters affecting rivers.

(120) The theme selected for the research was an investigation into social factors affecting output.