Sentence examples for effectively be handed from inspiring English sources

The registrar's ruling means the club's affairs will effectively be handed over to an Official Receiver.

She has effectively been handed a gold ticket by Simon Cowell.

She has effectively been handed just days to give stronger guarantees over the issue.

However, sources claim the manager refused to see him and an embarrassed Beattie has effectively been handed an ultimatum if he is to save his career at the Britannia Stadium.

Effectively unregulated, they can also be handed out to the children of clients or friends.

The stay effectively suspended the appellate ruling that the boy be handed over to his father.

They will effectively be in charge of handing out grants, of selling unwanted council property, of senior appointments and of many contracts the borough enters into.

Rangers manager Ally McCoist, who has a shareholding of around two per cent in the League One club, says he is unlikely to vote against the current board of directors at next month's annual meeting as he would effectively be committing "suicide" by handing in his own resignation.

If Italy win their next two games, England's World Cup destiny will effectively be back in their hands.

The equipment now is very different, but the camera should still effectively be an extension of your hands and eyes.

What sort of senior executive accepts a job when his hands will, effectively, be tied regarding the most important area of his brief?