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In outlining his proposal, Mr. Pitt said that the new supervisory group would have the power to make quicker, and thus more effective decisions in disciplinary cases against accountants, as well as the power it needed to pursue cases effectively.

"The F.B.I. cannot share information and manage their cases effectively without a top-flight computer system, and we on the commission got assurances again and again from the F.B.I. that they were getting on top of this problem.

But Mr. Vajpayee in some cases effectively used his party's orientation to advance those policies, and in others used his political talents to overcome the resistance of the Hindu nationalists in or allied to his party.

"Wouldn't a letter making allegations of sexual misconduct involving a child for a priest who is currently in service, wouldn't that be the type of matter that would go to the top of the list that would come before you, Cardinal Law?" He answered that "to handle these cases effectively, expeditiously and well, I had persons delegated to deal with these cases".

If a consensus emerges that a past case was wrongly decided, later judgments will distinguish it from new cases, effectively restricting the scope of the ratio to the original case.

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Legal commentators suggested the case effectively offered greater protection to celebrities, especially those with children.

The Supreme Court late last month declined to rule on the case, effectively ending the ban.

The State Court of Appeals said yesterday that it would not hear the case, effectively upholding the appellate court decision.

The tribal leaders made their case effectively, but in Indian Country, progress comes in phases, when money is available.

Some of the staunchest humanities advocates, however, admit that they have failed to make their case effectively.