This may be because the Iraqis died while under the effective control of UK forces – under arrest, in vehicles, helicopters or detention facilities".
The first is that the really effective control of insects is the control applied by nature.
The investors would need help from the directors or the courts in a dispute with Hollinger's management because Lord Black has effective control of the company.
Because of effective control measures in animals and animal products, brucellosis has been almost eradicated from most industrialized countries, where the disease is usually limited to persons who have traveled to developing countries or ingested imported contaminated food (14).
Under international law, Australia is legally responsible for the detainees on Nauru and Manus Island, because it has "effective control" of their detention and resettlement, according to the UN and international legal consensus.
The committee also found that Australia – not Nauru – is legally responsible for the abuses in Nauru detention centre, because it has "effective control" of it.
Among OPs, quinalphos (QP: O,O-diethyl O-quinoxalin-2-yl phospharothioate) is used widely in agriculture in Andhra Pradesh because of its effective control of all pests over different crops, which is reflected by the 5% of total sales of pesticides registered against quinalphos [5].
The British have effective control of the region.
And it would make it extremely hard for the Pershing Square's of the world to take over effective control of companies because the minute they acquire a share, its voting rights get reduced to a single vote.
Thus, the minimum effective lifetime was also obtained to determine the role of chemical passivation because the effective lifetime is mainly controlled by chemical passivation when the negative charge is neutralized.
