Sentence examples for appointment effectively from inspiring English sources

The appointment effectively silences an influential critic of Mr. Uribe as the country awaits a court ruling on whether he can run for re-election next year.

M&S chairman and chief executive Sir Stuart Rose, whose appointment effectively doomed Green's bid for the company to failure, describes him as a "shrewd marketeer", but others wonder if he is starting to lose his renowned focus.

His appointment served as a climax to parallel dramas: a public dispute between Netanyahu's most conservative ministers and the Israel Defense Forces, which Lieberman's appointment will inflame, and a secret peace initiative prompted by Tony Blair, involving players from the opposition leader, Isaac Herzog, to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, which the appointment effectively scuttles.

Wednesday's appointments effectively complete the regime that will be running Europe for the next five years.

The new appointments effectively split the commission into three camps.

Mr. Willey said he has been appointed to only one case before Judge Ewing since May 2016, and that appointment was effectively made by another judge.

Blanc's appointment was effectively confirmed in a Friday lunchtime tweet from beIN Sport, Khelaifi's subscriber al-Jazeera channel in France.

But that case also suggests something else: the conservatives on the Court, joined by their new colleagues (if Trump gets one more appointment) could effectively overturn Roe without actually overturning Roe.

Maverick conductor Pablo howeverasado, however, focuses not on the singer but on the impresario, by examining the period (1746-1759) when he was artistic director of the royal theatres in Madrid and Aranjuez, an appointment that effectively put Spain on the musical map.

In fact, there already is - it's no accident that the conservative noise machine from Karl Rove on down is praising Obama's appointments, and effectively creating that rightward pull.

This often includes organising new collaborations of care providers, allocating tasks differently, transferring information and scheduling appointments more effectively, case management, using new types of health professionals [ 5, 18], redefining professionals' roles and redistributing their tasks, planned interaction between professionals, and regular follow-up meetings by the care team.