Sentence examples for effectively in place from inspiring English sources

When such mechanisms are not (effectively) in place, the effect of the program may be mitigated because the incentive to improve performance experienced by individual group members is weak [ 3, 36].

Rumours in the industry suggest that deals are "effectively" in place but that the labels had not wanted the launch to go public for the moment and Qtrax's PR department had jumped the gun.

The conclusions say: "Once the new European Commission is effectively in place, the European Council will consider the process for the appointment of the President of the European Commission for the future, respecting the European Treaties".

Specific regulations Mercer flags as being undermined by the 'three tier' system she argues is effectively in place given Uber's presence on London's road include wheelchair accessibility, stringent background checks on drivers and local road knowledge expertise.

When the building blocks of school leadership aren't effectively in place, their work might not lend itself to deeper learning and application of abstract concepts.

Pataki also called for a permanent ban on any taxpayer dollars going to abortion, although such a ban is already effectively in place.

Grayling, of course, is the justice secretary who has overseen the introduction of new rules which effectively put in place a blanket ban on families sending small items to prisoners.

In a letter to lawmakers Wednesday, Ron Kirk, the United States trade representative, said that while Colombia had more work to do, it was effectively putting in place the initial phases of the agreements on labor.

"It is a worrying situation that could rapidly escalate if counter-measures are not effectively put in place".

"They went back to the White House and got the same instruction again, basically … effectively putting in place a gag rule.

Warren gives Clinton what Sherrod Brown or Tim Kaine cannot - street cred as a real progressive, and the communication skills to take Trump's scalp and those of any Republicans in the House or Senate who try to obstruct President Hillary Clinton - as they did both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama -- from governing effectively and putting in place the program Clinton laid out in Ohio yesterday.