Sentence examples for effectively constituting from inspiring English sources

But the CITES Standing Committee overwhelmingly ruled that Japan had broken its rules by taking the whale meat from international waters, effectively constituting illegal trade across international boundaries.

This is something defined by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights as effectively constituting eugenics," says British MP Fiona Bruce who chairs the All Party Parliamentary Pro-Life Group.

Although this operon is much longer in Synechocystis 6803 (effectively constituting a fusion of the S10 and spc operons known from enterobacteria), it is tempting to speculate that it plays a regulatory role as well.

A FIFA congress decision to that effect would however effectively constitute a defeat for Israel because it implicitly acknowledges that allowing West Bank teams to play in Israeli leagues constitutes a violation of FIFA rules as well as international law.

The structure effectively constitutes a one-dimensional periodic system and is analyzed as such.

Therefore, the system effectively constitutes n mutually non-interacting spins coupled to the photon field of the resonator, similar to few-atom cavity quantum electrodynamics.

It described this potential outcome as "deeply troubling, as it would effectively constitute a transfer of revenue to the EU from the US government and its taxpayers".

In the Quest case, the big difference is that Mr. Smith is not a controlling shareholder, though his large stake may effectively constitute a blocking position.

Executives in India, which was long fearful of opening its economy, are now lecturing Americans about the virtues of free trade and contending that visa restrictions effectively constitute trade barriers.

The government's intent is to cut down on long hours that effectively constitute unpaid overtime, and to ensure lower wage earners are provided additional compensation when they do work extra hours.

Compared to lowland birds, however, highland species are not only more sensitive to temperature changes, but their populations also are more isolated from each other, as mountains effectively constitute habitat islands surrounded by a sea of hotter lowlands.