"Autonomy", the authors conclude, "effectively acts to facilitate school improvement".
"This is traumatic for some people," Bob concludes, effectively telling this shrinking minority to get over it since, "like California, America will soon be a majority-minority country".
This fabric of elephant society, Bradshaw and her colleagues concluded, had effectively been frayed by years of habitat loss and poaching, along with systematic culling by government agencies to control elephant numbers and translocations of herds to different habitats.
A privately operated Mississippi prison that a federal judge once concluded was effectively run by gangs in collusion with corrupt prison guards, closed Thursday, its prisoners transferred to other state facilities, officials said.
I believe Richardson got it right when he concluded, "To effectively represent the interests of citizens, and protect our nation's role as a global leader, a new generation of policymakers and politicians must put the death penalty to rest once and for all".
"He did that quietly and behind the scenes, and I would conclude most effectively".
Rather that claim her ideas were heartless or mean or divisive, as the French left usually concludes, Macron effectively argued that Le Pen's solutions to terrorism were overly simplistic and unlikely to work.
Bosnia's was, of course, a three-way war, effectively concluded by partition and occupation.
Though district court judges have yet to award damages, lawyers for the Chaplins and the lottery said that today's Supreme Court ruling effectively concluded the long-running dispute.
He believed that the Soviet Union and the United States, having effectively concluded their debilitating and devastating proxy war in Afghanistan, now had a shared interest in promoting stability in South and Central Asia.
At any rate, Mr. Ecko's event effectively concluded the spring 2001 men's shows, which were held in Bryant Park and which served as the two-day opening act to the spring 2001 women's collections currently under way there.
