Sentence examples for effectively frustrated from inspiring English sources

Bipartisan wrangling over her ministerial appointees, and her contested decision to create a new "super-ministry" that would usurp some of the responsibility for online and cable media from the Korean Communications Commission, have effectively frustrated her first weeks in office.

The House of Lords held that a minister's power under an Act is not unfettered, and that the Minister in question had effectively frustrated the objects of the statute as his non-exercise of the power had been based on a misunderstanding of the purpose for which the power was given to him.

When they watch them, they're effectively (frustrated) beginners and don't like that feeling.

They are effectively living in Serbia, drawing pensions and salaries from Belgrade, using the dinar rather than the mark and effectively frustrating any attempt by the U.N. to return Kosovars to the region.

Ultimately, the gelled electrolytes were found to result in more stable power output and effectively frustrate heat transfer through the cells, relative to the un-gelled (liquid) electrolytes.

By ignoring Mexico's victory against Croatia, which later beat Italy, and by ignoring that the Mexicans effectively and elegantly frustrated an already concerned Italian team, The Times showed its bias against Mexico's admirable performance in this World Cup.

Murray himself felt that responsibility lay mainly with the civil authorities of Halifax, and he was frustrated that the Kellock Commission effectively placed the Navy on trial without providing him or his officers with an opportunity to defend themselves.

An ambitious immigration reform beneficial to both nations was to have been the centerpiece of the new relationship, and Mr. Fox is frustrated that the effort was effectively derailed by Al Qaeda.

Instead, the CDO's job ends up being to tell people to work together effectively, but, in the end, they are frustrated by their inability to change how the company thinks and operates.

As mobile communications boomed, he grew increasingly frustrated by his inability to communicate effectively with colleagues and the public, particularly with people in harms way.

Apple argues the FBI is frustrated by Washington gridlock and is effectively seeking to make the law it wants through the courts.