Sentence examples for de facto some from inspiring English sources

De facto, some parts of the UMP, and the government, are already sounding like Ms Le Pen.

"De facto some aspects of the deal are suspended," Cochetel told the Guardian, echoing a warning he first made earlier in the month.

If 'true' is ambiguous de facto, as some authors have suggested, then the ambiguity objection may turn out to be again not so much an objection or disconfirmation of the theory, but rather just a datum about 'truth'-talk in natural language that should be explained or explained away by theories of truth.

It is interesting to note that, conscious of this de facto exclusion, some dentists developed alternate solutions.

Although this approach is practiced de facto today in some large laboratories, there are no clinical validation studies on this approach.

Mr. Vollo's "dese" and "dem" lexicon is part of his skill set as the de facto guru for some unlikely disciples.

It puts on a regular basis the de facto recognition conceded some time ago when an Italian Consul General was appointed to Mukden.

"I look at them as part of Iraq's de facto reality, whether some of the individual people are negative or positive," he said.

As turmoil in Russia grew, culminating with the country's de facto default on some debt and its devaluation of the ruble, investors fled risky securities.

Other states dealing with legal challenges or an ongoing shortage of lethal injection drugs have imposed their own delays, creating de facto moratoriums in some places.

The group is also serving as a kind of de facto administration in some towns, providing services the government ceded, in a region that has long complained of official neglect and discrimination.