Sentence examples for effectively issued from inspiring English sources
This was highlighted on Wednesday when the Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, effectively issued an ultimatum to Wall Street, calling for the swift adoption of rules introduced through the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law, which Congress passed in 2010.
The company, which effectively issued a full-year profits warning to investors, blamed lower enrolments at some colleges in the US and a fall in school textbook purchases in parts of South Africa.
As many put it, Pelosi had just effectively issued a "literal clap back" to the president on national television and in front of a room full of the country's most powerful people.
Yet in making the club's stance public, Terry effectively issued a come-and-get-me-plea to the cash-rich clubs in Major League Soccer, China and elsewhere and it would now take a remarkable U-turn for him to stay at Stamford Bridge for a 19th season.
Earlier this month, a judicial panel issued a non-binding recommendation to an administrative court supporting one legal challenge, which argued that the NGO registration was illegal because the Brotherhood-led government had effectively issued a licence to itself.
He then, effectively, issued a challenge to the conservative movement.
What Clegg is doing is effectively issuing the same sort of "vote for stability" message that David Cameron is issuing.
Heineken is effectively issuing shares in its operating company as well as its holding company to pay for the Femsa unit.
This move effectively issues a challenge to Black: "Take the pawn and allow an attack or accept that you're worse".
That was highlighted on Wednesday when the Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, called for the swift adoption of rules introduced through the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law, effectively issuing an ultimatum to Wall Street.
At the other end of the spectrum, relaxation of copy-number restrictions appears to lead to multiple independent duplications in the majority of the descendant lineages, most prominently among vertebrates, effectively issuing a "multicopy license" across the entire lineage.
