Sentence examples for effect assumed from inspiring English sources

He retained Meade in technical command of the Army of the Potomac but in effect assumed direct control by establishing his own headquarters with it.

On March 23 , 1933 the Reichstag passed the Enabling Act, which "enabled" Hitler's government to issue decrees independently of the Reichstag and the presidency; Hitler in effect assumed dictatorial powers.

The disproportionate face inversion effect (dFIE) concerns the finding that face recognition is more affected by inversion than recognition of non-face objects; an effect assumed to reflect that face recognition relies on special operations.

Here, and in the basic assumption about the individual bets that an agent finds fair, it is in effect assumed that money acts as a measure of value.

To model cardiovascular disease mortality, we assumed that progenitor cell therapy was applied at age 30, with the effect assumed to be a 10-year delay in atherosclerosis progression.

Due to the controversy over biofuels and the weak involvement of public actors, private promoters have in effect assumed almost entirely the risks related to biofuel production.

Therefore, Mark Lee, currently Global's MD for the Regions, will be seconded from Global Radio to GMG Radio with immediate effect, assuming the role of CEO.

That agenda was based on encouraging shop stewards to in effect assume the role and influence of factory floor managers – giving greater authority to the trade unions.

The Fed will provide $53 billion of funding for two vehicles which will, in effect, assume AIG's most toxic credit derivatives and mortgage-backed securities.

Staff were in effect assuming new responsibilities in areas that the company needed to cover but didn't yet have the bandwidth to do so.

"As was the case in the late 1990s," Roach rejoins, "America's monetary authorities are, in effect, assuming the inappropriate role as cheerleaders.