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In our past, interim policy could be made effectively by parliamentary spokespeople and endorsed by the parliamentary party.

That argument was made effectively by the panellists on Thursday night and I hope the people who live in the areas where the BNP has had some success were watching.

Furthermore, the markers associated with more than one trait may be made effectively use of improving more than one trait by marker assisted selection.

How can the case for digital investment be made effectively?

Decisions cannot be made effectively without recognizing and addressing them.

Both banks denied media reports that an analyst at Moody's Investors Service had said they had been made effectively insolvent by the stock market's fall; a spokesman for Moody's said the analyst herself denied the reports and said she had merely tried to explain the firm's credit rating system, which places Daiwa, Chuo Mitsui and a third bank, Yasuda Trust and Banking Company, on its lowest rung.

The second change is that the old 527s have now been made effectively obsolete, replaced by the super PAC.

For Markoff, the difference between these two fields, A.I. and I.A., is the difference between a future in which human capabilities are enhanced by technology and one in which humans are made effectively obsolete, versioned out by the consequences of our own ingenuity.

Taken to its extreme, theoretically, all major decisions could be made by citizens effectively instantaneously, by online voting.

This fund, about 3.5% of the licence fee, would effectively be made by carrying forward the approximate £130m-a-year sum that had been ringfenced for the digital switchover help scheme.

The same criticisms are made more effectively by purely visual means in Weekend (1968), in the famous tracking shot in which bourgeois society is seen at a dead standstill in a traffic jam that goes on for miles.