Sentence examples for effectively deciding from inspiring English sources

Judge Sweet rejected that argument, effectively deciding that a gene is a gene, whether it is inside a human cell or in a test tube.

The left, seeing the backlash that resulted from the Supreme Court effectively deciding a complex and thorny social issue, has been reluctant to go that road again.

That may leave Sacha Gaydamak, the taxman and hundreds of small creditors effectively deciding whether the manager, Avram Grant, can send out a competitive side against Chelsea.

Last week the US Supreme Court refused to intervene in a lower court's ruling, effectively deciding that Argentina must pay the funds the full $1.3bn £766mm) value of the debt.

Without the status of a formal meeting, the gathering could not make any decisions, but smaller euro zone nations are sensitive about suggestions that the bigger nations are effectively deciding policy.

Aaron Ramsey continued his midfield gallop and Özil, expertly clinical in his first home Champions League fixture, scarcely seeming to exert himself while effectively deciding the match and looking a cut above every other attacking player on the pitch.

That score effectively decided the contest, as Taylor's boot and scrum-half Aaron Smith's effective probing kept the Wallabies at arm's length until Folau's late intervention.

The decision effectively decided the election for George W. Bush.

In heavily Republican Utah, the Republican nomination effectively decides the election.

The Prime Minister, Campbell's former boss, will effectively decide when Campbell arrives.

The game was effectively decided before then with Sale taking a 17-8 lead through Mark Jennings and Sam Bedlow tries.