Sentence examples for continuation in effect from inspiring English sources
This is discrimination by a different name -- a continuation, in effect, of the racism historically entrenched in the U.S.D.A.
Bring Up the Bodies is a continuation, in effect, of the literary project that began with Wolf Hall but expanded to become a promised trilogy: the rehabilitation of Thomas Cromwell, fixer and eventual victim of Henry VIII's break with Rome, and the reimagining of the Tudor period in thrillingly close focus and startlingly immediate prose.
Brandeis's dissent in Olmstead is, in effect, a continuation of the argument that he had begun in 1890.
A 14-year war that is, in effect, a continuation of the genocide that took place in neighbouring Rwanda has become a "gynocide", in which rape is used to tear the bonds of a community apart and facilitate access to mineral wealth.
The sclera is essentially the continuation backward of the cornea, the collagen fibres of the cornea being, in effect, continuous with those of the sclera.
Because the period between 1945 and 1989, dominated by the cold war, was in effect a bizarre continuation of what had gone before: the "multilateral balance of power in Europe became a bilateral balance of terror worldwide," and the European empires became the superpowers' spheres of influence.
Whether a therapy is successful or not is directly linked to an action resulting from such a judgement which in effect means either continuation of therapy or modification of the therapeutic regimen.
Any policy that does not do away with North Korea's nuclear military capability, in effect, acquiesces in its continuation.
In effect, this is prescribing the continuation of a fisheries industry based on overfishing and resulting unprofitability".
(Note: The Bhutto family has lived in Dubai for years and in effect this would be a continuation of a commitment late UAE President Sheikh Zayed made to Ali Zulfikar Bhutto. End Note).
We describe IUD continuation, side effect and pregnancy rates in parous adolescents.
