Sentence examples for effectively have to be from inspiring English sources

At the parent company, the leverage ratio would effectively have to be 5 percent.

Moreover, if, as expected, capital controls remain in existence, payouts to creditors will effectively have to be signed off by the Icelandic government.

The Football Conference, which would effectively have to be split in two to accommodate the new League Three that would include 10 Premier League B-teams and 10 non-league clubs, is also angry at the proposal.

At the JPMorgan parent company, the leverage ratio would effectively have to be 5 percent, while regulators want the ratio to be 6 percent at the banking subsidiaries that are covered by federal deposit insurance, Mr. Eavis writes.

"It's not like you automatically get out after 45 days anyway, your lawyer has to file a motion to get you out," Stoughton said, "What we see is a lot of times guys in jail will file their own motion, because they effectively have to be their own lawyer".

Because the mean CD4+ count immediately after seroconversion in South Africa is just below 900 cells/ μL, 67 ART would effectively have to be initiated as soon as possible after diagnosis.

Dong believed that the greatest painters were highly creative individuals who, to be followed effectively, had to be creatively reinterpreted.

"Generally speaking, a leader of any legislative body, if it's to run effectively, has to be a benevolent dictator," he said.

Well, with Saruman's omission there is no compelling intelligence directing the forces of darkness; the face of evil effectively has to be Gollum who, although nasty, is no worthy dramatic counterpoint for Aragorn and Gandalf.

Like most people, to rule effectively you have to be somewhere in between".

Spectators effectively now have to be doping to believe the Olympics.