Sentence examples for effectively agree with from inspiring English sources
Many later medieval thinkers effectively agree with Abelard on this point.
The Brotherhood is effectively agreeing with street protesters and liberals on the need for the military to leave power at once.
Judge Rakoff effectively agreed with the government on Wednesday, but he reminded prosecutors that they still had to prove at trial that a conspiracy existed.
Scott D. Michel, a tax lawyer at Caplin & Drysdale, said on Wednesday that the Swiss cabinet's announcement was significant because it showed that the Swiss government now effectively agreed with the American view that tax fraud and tax evasion were similar criminal offenses.
Mackey also gave Whole Foods investors and lawyers headaches due to e-mail messages that surfaced in which he effectively agreed with the FTC's charges, saying that the acquisition would "eliminate forever" the chance of anybody else establishing a serious contender in the natural and organic grocery business.
This leads to an overall TPR of 0.6 which, given the small sample size (n = 7), effectively agrees with our expected TPR as measured by the LOO results above.
By agreeing to an industry standard, businesses effectively agree to an outline for their internal policies.
Defeated, the Jets agreed to enter a 50 50 partnership with their rival, the Giants, to build a new stadium effectively agreeing to a 99-year lease, which the Giants had signed earlier in the year, to remain in New Jersey.
China effectively announced that it did not agree with the United States and South Korea on sanctions against North Korea".
The question I asked Stein was about her electoral hurdles, including the phony Commission on Presidential Debates and "isn't part of the issue that some people who agree with you are effectively driving down your numbers?
