Last month, Mr. Giddens in effect secured $500 million for customers from JPMorgan Chase.
Victory against San Marino when their campaign resumes in the autumn should in effect secure a place at the tournament, where the national side will hope to make a better impression.
He was in control of the race from the opening strides and in effect secured victory almost half a mile out as he opened a lead that Highland Reel, a multiple winner at the highest level, was never going to surrender.
It was later uncovered, through his cooperation with the special counsel, that attempts to reach a deal continued until at least that summer, past the point at which Trump had in effect secured the Republican nomination.
In the last redrawing of district boundaries, all but one of the state's 53 districts were in effect secured for the incumbent.With their seats gerrymandered, elected politicians understandably align themselves more with the partisan views of activists (who have the power to propose another candidate for their seat) than with the moderate voters who actually elect them into office.
As the convection caused by gravity may mitigate or modify this effect, secure observations of this effect were first made possible by continuous measurements of normal growth rates under long-term microgravity condition realized only in the spacecraft.
It has had the effect of securing favorable prices, keeping Apple's profit margins high.
Delimitation may reduce pastoralists' flexibility on mobility and does not necessarily prevent encroachment of cultivation, thus having the opposite effect of securing access to resources.
Whilst Second Life companies such as the World Stock Exchange clearly state that they are in effect pretend outfits (ie: games), and therefore are not subject to real world laws, FirstMeta is actually providing credit that is tied to a real world account; in effect by securing their credit services they have crossed the line into the real world.
The manners Burke saw around him in England were continuous with those he had seen in the middle ages, or projected backwards thither, in which a powerful executive government was balanced by other agencies with the effect of securing civil liberty.
