Sentence examples for effectively meant from inspiring English sources

Probably the most important thing about Rasul was an incidental side effect: the Court's recognition of judicial review effectively meant that lawyers were, for the first time, able to get to Guantánamo.

These orders effectively meant that any Chinese adult could be classified as a refugee.

The ruling effectively meant that Americus could not create more trusts.

In this case, no effectively meant the status quo and in referendums it's hard to persuade people to vote otherwise.

Sir Malcolm rejected the idea that the demand for modifications effectively meant that the Concorde would never fly again.

American lawyers could argue that the judge's ruling effectively meant that he never was legitimately tried and that double jeopardy does not apply.

This effectively means they have been subsidising overseas rivals.

"That would effectively mean that the process is one-sided".

"Consultation effectively means what the government wants it to mean," Grijalva said.

Under Swiss rules, passing that threshold would effectively mean beginning a formal takeover bid.

His arrival will effectively mean the end of Santos's Arsenal career.