Sentence examples for depart effectively from inspiring English sources

The seven Catholic schools, which don't play big-time football, will also depart, effectively dissolving the conference but taking its name with them.

Here in Kabul Mr. Brahimi met with Burhanuddin Rabbani, the departing president, who was effectively eased out of power by the accord.

Controversy also arose over Mr. Sorrell's plan to discourage Y.& R.'s top executives from leaving the combined agency company by instituting a noncompete provision that would have effectively kept departing employees from working in the industry for a year.

In the event of resignation, the vice president would assume the title and position of president—not acting president—effectively prohibiting the departing president from returning to office.

The 'C' team would have been the next step up for Harper, who was born in February 1996, after departing the Juvenil A side, effectively Madrid's Under-19s.

Beyond that, Mr. Bloomberg effectively countered the departing mayor as Mr. Giuliani sought to maneuver him into building two new stadiums and into turning trade center site largely into a memorial.

One of the biggest challenges facing organizations is how to capture the knowledge of departing experts and transfer it effectively to their successors.

He would have to convince demanding American owners and effectively two chief executives – the departing David Gill and the soon-to-be-promoted Ed Woodward.

The fact that such discrimination is permissible because of specific exemptions in the Equality Act speaks volumes and effectively says: we know this departs from our normal standards.

Where the film departs from the norm is in showing how Stephen and Jane effectively converted their marriage into something like an open relationship.

Andros was eventually allowed to depart for England; by that point, the Dominion of New England had effectively ceased to exist, with the colonies in the dominion having reverted to their previous forms of governance.