Summary
affect {noun}
disposition · affect
to affect {verb}
toucher · concerner · influencer · affecter · influer sur · agir sur · affliger · émouvoir
affect {noun}
affect · affection
English-French translation for "affect"
"affect" French translation
affect {noun}
affect {noun} [med.]
However this shall not affect the right of a child to convert if he/she is above the age.
Nothing in this Understanding is intended to affect international legal obligations;
The strong dollar will also affect the amount available to the Fund in 2009.
This paragraph does not affect the rights of shareholders or creditors of that member.
The legal provision of a working age does not, therefore, affect the realization of children's right to education.
Further analysis is needed for the questions related to happiness (positive affect).
According to him, the courts should have concluded that his son acted in a state of affect when committing the murder.
According to him, the courts should have concluded that his son acted in a state of affect when committing the murder.
In these circumstances, according to the author, the court should have concluded that he had acted in a state of affect.
He confessed but could not provide a motive for the murder, because, according to the author, he was in a state of affect.
to affect {verb}
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to broach, to finger, to touch, to sink)
Unemployment in Kosovo continues to affect about one half of the population.
I have done so because we need to prevent a risk that might affect anyone.
NO, this will not affect me, but it will affect employees of the federal public service''.
Our sanctions must affect President Mugabe and his circle, but not the people of Zimbabwe.
We are well aware that food contamination can affect a large number of people.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to involve, to concern, to relate)
Confidentiality agreements might also affect the creditor committee.
Imprisonment tends to disproportionately affect individuals and families living in poverty.
Poverty continued to affect all aspects of women's lives.
This could also affect citizens who participate in the consultation procedure.
However, on the aspects that may affect the majority of the population i. e. the workers, we are in favour of:
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to bias, to sway, to influence)
(d) Committed an error in procedure, such as to affect the decision of the case; or
(d) Committed an error in procedure, such as to affect the decision of the case; or
(iv) Committed an error in procedure, such as to affect the decision of the case; or
Income transfers may affect parents' incentives with respect to pursuing paid work.
Interlocking directorships can affect competition in a number of ways.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to impinge on, to assume, to allocate, move)
This has been true for quite some time, and it will continue to affect our lives.
This issue is going to affect the lives of every citizen in the European Union.
No marriage contracted in Paraguay can affect the nationality of the woman.
- affect the dangerous goods retention capabilities of the bulk container.
- affect the dangerous goods retention capabilities of the bulk container.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to act on)
Crime-related characteristics may also affect the severity of the reaction.
how the age of the child and maturity of the child might affect their views
These policies have the potential to affect emissions of both N2O and CH4.
This scenario might affect the ground rules of geopolitical and economic relations.
That should not affect the way in which we function in this chamber.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to act on)
Hormone-changing substances can affect our reproduction and our nervous systems.
Air pollutants may affect climate much more quickly and such impacts can also be addressed by policy on shorter time scales.
Not least importantly, good living conditions have to do with the right to empowerment to affect their own lives, their communities and
the project and could affect its implementation.
It is hot, it is electric, it is all-powerful, and it affects every citizen in the Union.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to afflict, to aggrieve, to grieve, to distress)
... affect the country.
affect them.
The silent hunger afflicting those children affects their mental development.
The centre of excellence for arthritis will address the needs of 8 million affected Canadians.
At this stage, efforts should focus on alleviating the extreme poverty that affects the Haitian population.
to affect [affected|affected] {vb} (also: to incite, to agitate, to disturb, to move)
I was deeply affected by what I saw.
We are deeply moved by the unspeakable tragedy and share the grief of the American people and of all those affected.
affect {noun}
Further analysis is needed for the questions related to happiness (positive affect).
According to him, the courts should have concluded that his son acted in a state of affect when committing the murder.
According to him, the courts should have concluded that his son acted in a state of affect when committing the murder.
In these circumstances, according to the author, the court should have concluded that he had acted in a state of affect.
He confessed but could not provide a motive for the murder, because, according to the author, he was in a state of affect.
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Usage examples for "affect" in French
Similar words
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