Spain and Italy are both effectively back where they were in the darkest days of 2009, after the collapse of Lehman Brothers set off a financial crisis that undermined the world economy.
Broadly speaking, rehabilitation medicine has made tremendous gains in delivering meaningful improvements to patients who might not otherwise transition effectively back to life outside the hospital [ 51].
If Italy win their next two games, England's World Cup destiny will effectively be back in their hands.
The Iraqi report appears to set the stage for a still sharper confrontation between the United States and Iraq, with the ball effectively now back in the American court.
The BBC does have credibility with Arab audiences, says Jihad Ballout, a spokesman for al-Arabiya, "but there are now better sources about our region".The Foreign Office's money would have been more effectively spent back in 1994-96, when the BBC had an Arabic-language satellite-television service up and running with financial backing from a Saudi-backed company called Orbit.
Some worry that, if effectively placed back in the hands of the state, Gatwick would be starved of investment and continue to bumble along as an overcrowded and shoddy airport that poses no real competitive threat to Heathrow.Such fears may underestimate just how bracing the winds of competition can be.
As to the famous "margin of appreciation", the right of states in certain situations to decide for themselves how to incorporate controversial rulings involving social policy, the court affirmed – indeed, following Frodl v Austria, effectively put back in place – the principle that states should be able to decide for themselves how to remove indiscriminate bans on prisoners voting.
And because it has taken so long for this light to reach us, the observations are effectively looking back in time.
This trend effectively began back in the 1970s; as support for the Tough on Crime movement remarkably multiplied, so too did the number of those sentenced to prison and eventually, the uncontrollable influx created heavy overcrowding in prisons.
If you could travel faster than the speed of light, the time dilation would technically allow you to reach your destination before you even have left, effectively traveling back in time.
