Sentence examples for effectively accepting that from inspiring English sources
Movement also depends on Israel pragmatically ignoring the Hamas presence - effectively accepting that Mr Abbas's deeds matter more than Islamist words.
There is a perfectly sound case for saying we should have tightened policy before the crash; there is absolutely no case whatever for effectively accepting that Labour 'caused' it.
After the spinsters took their protest to Downing Street, ministers lowered the pension age to 60, effectively accepting that the state must step in where husbands could not.
He effectively accepted that mission on Sunday, declaring a state of emergency as his security lieutenants promised a crackdown on Hamas and another radical group, Islamic Jihad, which carried out a suicide bombing today in Jerusalem that wounded three Israelis.
By dismissing the defense's motion, the judge effectively accepted that, as a matter of law, evidence that the leaker was trained in intelligence and received training on the fact that that enemy uses the internet to collect information about the United States is a legally sufficient basis for conviction.
In the San Bernardino case, the F.B.I. effectively argued (and Sheri Pym, the federal magistrate who handed down the court order, effectively accepted), that a cell phone isn't much different from an apartment, and that Apple isn't much different from a landlord.
By effectively accepting Rice's account of events – that he had confessed fully to his violent act before the video was released and had been wrongfully punished twice – Jones has dealt a further blow to the NFL and the reputation of its commissioner, Roger Goodell, who has already been heavily criticised for his handling of the affair.
Calling the "other" team Spanish would effectively mean accepting that Catalonia and the Basque country aren't part of Spain.
I just haven't been playing as effectively as I can, and I have to accept that".
