Sentence examples for effectively grounded from inspiring English sources

"The opposition has been effectively grounded," said Edgardo J. Angara, a former Estrada adviser who is also a candidate.

On Monday, the State Supreme Court effectively grounded the vessel, the Alakai, when it struck down an act passed by the Legislature last year that exempted its operator, Hawaii Superferry Inc., from carrying out an environmental impact study.

Apprenticeship policy under the coalition is still effectively grounded in targets, rather than efforts to tackle the long-standing problem of low demand for skilled workers among employers outside of the traditional apprenticeship sectors.

After an unsuccessful trip to Baghdad last month, during which we were effectively grounded by the British embassy, I have arranged to meet a group of Baghdadi actors for auditions in Sulaymaniyah, where it is supposed to be safer.

The backbone of his air defense network is in ruins, his air force is effectively grounded, his ground forces in the east were pummeled, and Admiral Mullen said his logistical supply lines were about to be cut.

Effectively grounded by the political crisis at home, President Obama was absent from a summit meeting of Pacific Rim leaders in Indonesia on Monday, giving China greater opportunity to highlight its role in the region.

The airstrikes occurred before foreign forces intervened in the conflict, effectively grounding Libya's attack-aircraft fleet.

When users are within the 15-mile restricted zone, the drone's motors will not be allowed to spin up, effectively grounding the vehicle.

In fact, Grosseteste explains the eternal powers of propositions in terms of God's eternal powers to know and will propositions, effectively grounding non-temporal modality in God's powers or lack thereof (in the case of necessity and impossibility).

The well-regarded airline, which is publicly traded on the Singapore Stock Exchange and posted $5.1 billion in revenue for 2002, announced it will cut an additional 60 flights a week, on top of the 65 previously suspended flights, effectively grounding 13.5% of all its flights.

This choice has several benefits: it embeds the tree-based learning procedure in the probabilistic model, effectively grounding it as a greedy solution to structure learning in a large latent-variable model.