Sentence examples for effectively dismissed from inspiring English sources

Kate Jennings of the RSPB said: "Once again, plans to build a Severn barrage have been effectively dismissed, described as 'hypothetical' and failing to demonstrate either effective mitigation of environmental impacts or value for money.

Masipa effectively dismissed entire days' evidence with a stroke of her pen.

Williams, for her part, has effectively dismissed all would-be rivals, despite the confidence they gain during her occasional absences.

By the end of his hour-long monologue, he had effectively dismissed the newer approaches the faculty had been promoting.

A court effectively dismissed a perjury charge against former President Joseph Estrada, barring crucial prosecution evidence from the case.

But Mrs. Merkel effectively dismissed the idea, saying that it could be studied and would in any case require major treaty changes, which would take time.

Cox posted a YouTube response effectively dismissing Morris's film.

Later in July 2003, the Court of Appeals in Washington ruled that the plaintiffs should look elsewhere for payment, effectively dismissing the case.

In a terse statement, the company repeated that point hours after US Airways' surprise announcement, effectively dismissing the smaller rival's gambit to force its hand.

But several diplomats said that both Britain and Rwanda were pressing for a resolution to create two separate prosecutors, effectively dismissing Ms. Del Ponte from the Rwanda tribunal.

Less justifiable is his repeated insistence on effectively dismissing 50% of the sport he is paid to cover as interestingly as he can.