That, it argued, effectively means they will be unable to use the service, and that will affect its drivers too.
Such a chain of back-to-back lending, advisers from PwC argued, effectively meant Shire's intra-group loans were only passing through Luxembourg.
Even for a well-educated, resourceful couple who have been able to seek advice from two lawyer friends and have argued effectively in court, appearing in person has taken an enormous toll.
David Boies and other lawyers for Mr. Gore argued effectively that the higher value under Florida law was to have a count that reflected the voters' intent and every individual's right to have his or her ballot fairly counted.
Cooking, Wrangham argued, effectively predigested the food, making it easier and more efficient for our guts to absorb calories more rapidly.
Instead, researchers have argued effectively it usually has just the opposite of the intend impact by retarding total corporate profit growth.
As a shirt at Clothesline aptly argued effectively: "Rape culture.
He delivered his first judicial speeches at the age of 20, in which he argued effectively to gain from his guardians what was left of his inheritance.
As for the government, Mr. Saunders argued effectively that an instruction regarding the truthfulness of Mr. Arneson's testimony would be improper.
The government also argued effectively that testimony by Mr. Arneson regarding his precarious financial condition unrelated to the bankruptcy filing would remain in the record.
The domestic abolition movement has argued effectively that since our system of justice can never be mistake-free, it is inevitable that an error will be made in a capital case and an innocent person will be executed.
