Sentence examples for effect rules from inspiring English sources

Today, Republicans criticized Mr. Janiszewski for making his resignation effective Oct. 1, a move that in effect rules out a special election in November.

Last week, the agency administrator, Stephen L. Johnson, rejected California's request to put into effect rules on tailpipe emissions of heat-trapping greenhouses gases like carbon dioxide.

The Federal Reserve Board, for instance, recently put into effect rules barring a lender from making a loan without regard to the borrower's ability to repay it.

Some party officials theorized that the delay in the party congress became necessary because of intense haggling over future positions, especially over who will occupy the seven-man Standing Committee of the Communist Party's Politburo, which in effect rules the country.

A set of proposals for improving the care of liver donors in New York won the approval yesterday of the New York State Transplant Council, clearing the way for the State Department of Health to begin putting into effect rules that it hopes will serve as a blueprint nationally.

The price of gasoline, which Americans still expect to cost just a buck a gallon, now touches $3 in some places.That explains why the mood was not so cheerful when Mr Bush met Crown Prince Abdullah, who in effect rules Saudi Arabia, in Texas this week.

We would have been forced to occupy Baghdad and, in effect, rule Iraq.

But Mr Hollande has in effect ruled this out, declaring that he will "guarantee" current benefits.

Anyway, Barack Obama has in effect ruled out any military component in America's response to Russia's military action in Crimea.

Mr Kadyrov has in effect ruled Chechnya since his father Akhmad, also its president, was blown up in 2004.

The army, which in effect ruled Aceh for a decade before the tsunami, also needs handling with care.