He distributed the rest to the provisional authorities in newly occupied Iraq, and in May 2003, he waived Iraq's liability under the laws, effectively blocking payment for additional claims.
Many companies admit they aren't effectively using payment technologies.
The trained models are effectively its payment in this trade — given it's not charging the NHS for its services.
The trained models are effectively its payment in this trade — given it's not charging the NHS for its services.
Lastly, Walker says Google requiring Android OEMs to use Google search by default is effectively its payment for offering device makers use of the entire suite for free, i.e. without a licensing fee.
John had used his royal discretion to extort large sums of money from the barons, effectively taking payment to offer justice in particular cases, and the role of the Crown in delivering justice had become politically sensitive among the barons.
Bill Clinton invoked the OAS accusation to justify the crippling economic embargo against Haiti that persists to this day, and which effectively blocks the payment of about $500m in international aid.
An auction held in London on Monday determined that investors who bought protection with the swaps effectively get a payment equivalent to 78.5 percent of the original value of Greece's bonds, with the overall payout amounting to roughly $2.5 billion.
An auction in London determined that investors who had bought protection with the swaps would effectively get a payment equivalent to 78.5 percent of the original value of Greece's bonds.
For example, if the cost to refinance a loan is $5,000 in fees, but the lower interest rate only effectively lowers the payment by $10, it would take you 500 months to see any benefit in the refinancing.
It also has the ability to help you process orders effectively while handling payment processing as well.
