Sentence examples for effectively extended from inspiring English sources

The seven-day deadline of 102.111, assuming it would have applied, was effectively extended by 12 days.

The pair, from Bartley Green in Birmingham, were among 170 women who won a supreme court ruling in 2012 that effectively extended the time limit for claiming back pay from six months to six years.

The IAAF voted last week to uphold its ban on Russian track and field athletes because of systematic doping and on Tuesday the International Olympic Committee effectively extended the sanction to Kenya.

Most noteworthy, perhaps, the plan would have limited the tax break for mortgage interest on expensive homes — but effectively extended the break to many low- and middle-income families who didn't benefit from it.

When a child owns a laptop, he added, the school day is effectively extended from a few hours to 12 to 14 hours — however long the child is awake, and wherever he or she happens to be.

Don M. Betterton, director of financial aid at Princeton, said the university had effectively extended need-blind admissions to foreign students on an ad hoc basis last year, and would probably do the same this year, even though it did not have a formal policy at this time.

Lycos could not very effectively extend its reach into the old-line world.

AT&T will also sponsor the online voting, effectively extending its sponsorship of the show.

The new agreement with its banking syndicate effectively extends its current facility, which was due to mature next year, until June 2015.

But Russia's forces are digging in and seizing ribbons of Georgian land that abut two breakaway enclaves allied with Moscow, effectively extending its zone of influence.

The supreme court ruled in June that the Defence of Marriage Act was unconstitutional, effectively extending federal benefits to married same-sex couples.