Sentence examples for effectively concluding from inspiring English sources

NEW DELHI — The Indian Supreme Court has ordered fresh investigations into several high-profile cases of Hindu-Muslim violence in 2002 in Gujarat State, effectively concluding that justice cannot be done in the Hindu-dominated state.

Within an hour, Orient caught fire under the combined attack of three ships and later exploded, effectively concluding the engagement in Nelson's favour.

Nevertheless, the IRS has systematically interpreted the "reasonable allowance" provision to apply only to closely held corporations, effectively concluding that a publicly held corporation can deduct an unlimited amount of executive compensation, even though there is no basis in 162(a)(1) for doing so.

The claimants in Tuesday's case have indicated their intention to mount an urgent appeal against the judgment, which effectively concludes that the bedroom tax complies with legislation, and that its discriminatory effect is justified.

Bosnia's was, of course, a three-way war, effectively concluded by partition and occupation.

Though district court judges have yet to award damages, lawyers for the Chaplins and the lottery said that today's Supreme Court ruling effectively concluded the long-running dispute.

He believed that the Soviet Union and the United States, having effectively concluded their debilitating and devastating proxy war in Afghanistan, now had a shared interest in promoting stability in South and Central Asia.

At any rate, Mr. Ecko's event effectively concluded the spring 2001 men's shows, which were held in Bryant Park and which served as the two-day opening act to the spring 2001 women's collections currently under way there.

Her mother, Nancy Kemeny, who lives in the United States, said neither she nor the rest of her family were planning to fly to Britain for a coroner's hearing about her daughter's death because they believed that inquiries were effectively concluded.

"Those responsible for conducting oversight at the NSA had failed to do so effectively," concluded Judge John D. Bates in 2009.

The committee effectively concluded that Enron's downfall was facilitated by more than just billion-dollar banks.