Sentence examples for effectively continue from inspiring English sources

Many believe that her election would have allowed Mr. Voronin to effectively continue running the country.

"Certain categories of citizens will effectively continue to enjoy their social benefits," Mr. Putin said in an appearance in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, according to a Russian wire service report.

The initial reaction to the decision was mixed, with environmentalists saying it endangered the gulf and the oil industry complaining that the new rules mean the ban will effectively continue.

The next morning, we drove to Loíza to meet with the mayor, Julia M. Nazario, and ask her how we could most effectively continue to send supplies in the coming weeks and months.

He also sought to reveal some lesser known aspects of his wife that some may not be familiar with - her work as a legal defender after she graduated with college, and her role in closing loopholes in the education that had permitted some private institutions to effectively continue segregation.

The letters come as the Republican leadership in Congress conducts a series of events to toast the report by an advisory commission that would effectively continue the exemption from sales taxes on products sold by companies that operate only in cyberspace.

The decision effectively continues the post of the United Nations special rapporteur on Sudan that was created in 1993.

In 1892 the Ohio Supreme Court ordered the trust dissolved, but it effectively continued to operate from headquarters in New York City.

Through corporations registered to his ex-wife, he effectively continued to control a number of expensive real estate properties connected to Bilingual SEIT, workers recalled.

Mrs. Kirchner effectively continued the economic policies set by her husband, including keeping a relatively cheap peso to make exports more competitive and retaining heavy subsidies on food and fuel to encourage consumer spending.

Two rows of cages were being used as a grim exercise yard for segregated inmates and the practice of 'slopping out' effectively continued on the vulnerable wing at night, it said.