apply (a legal rule)
Verb, Private International Law
leveraging
Noun, Competition Law
peer influence
Noun, Psychology
peer influence
Noun, Psychology
boomerang effect
Noun, Communication
environmental impact assessment
Noun, Environment-Ecology
the action of the drug on the nervous system
leveraging
Noun, Competition Law
reaction of cost on prices
foreclosure effect
Noun, Competition Law
placebo effect
Noun, Psychology
portfolio effect
Noun, Competition Law
welfare effect
Noun, Competition Law
advertising effectiveness
network effect
Noun, Competition Law
greenhouse effect
Noun, Environment-Ecology
spillover effect
Noun, Competition Law
alienation effect
Noun, Communication
neutral consumption effect
spillover effect
Noun, Competition Law
adverse effect
Noun, Medicine
adverse reaction
Noun, Medicine
decisive influence
Noun, Competition Law
deterrent effect
Noun, Military
adverse effect
Noun, Medicine
adverse reaction
Noun, Medicine
adverse effect
Noun, Pharmacology
afterwardness
Noun, Psychoanalysis
après-coup
Noun, Psychoanalysis
action at a distance
Noun, Physics
externality
Noun, Economics
side effect
Noun, Pharmacology
agent of influence
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
cross-domain
Information Technology
mechanism of action
Noun, Pharmacology
effect doctrine
Noun, Competition Law
to produce an effect
Verb
law of effect
Noun, Psychology
to not register with sb
Verb
environmental assessment report
Noun, Environment-Ecology
environmental impact assessment
environmental impact assessment (EIA)
Noun, Environment-Ecology