Sentence examples for effectively granted from inspiring English sources

This effectively granted recognition to the government in Beijing, but it also infuriated it.

No exemption from income tax can be effectively granted by letters patent to any city, borough, or town.

The bill had provoked outrage among environmentalists, some business leaders and cultural icons, especially over a provision that effectively granted amnesty to landowners who illegally deforested some areas.

They argued that the NDAA was so unclear, so muddled, that judges would conclude it had not effectively granted the military new powers.

He said the changes effectively granted Mr. Mugabe the power to name his successor, which would be approved by the generally pliant Parliament.

Whatever its neurological basis, the augmentation of Sue's visual world has effectively granted her an added sense, a circumstance that the rest of us can scarcely imagine.

Unlike patents for new drug formulas, patents on software often effectively grant ownership of concepts, rather than tangible creations.

The demand effectively grants close-to-diplomatic status to anyone connected to a national federation or Fifa.

Its pipeline between Azerbaijan and Turkey was built with the help of land seizures and a contract that effectively grants BP executive power over the Turkish government.

They are also studying proposals that would effectively grant lower-income workers a rebate to offset some or all of the payroll taxes they pay.

Economic dependence and cultural pressure prevent many women from seeking divorce or criminal retribution, effectively granting male perpetrators of domestic violence impunity.