Sentence examples for effectively orders from inspiring English sources

In the interest of finality, however, the majority effectively orders the disenfranchisement of an unknown number of voters whose ballots reveal their intent -- and are therefore legal votes under state law -- but were for some reason rejected by ballot-counting machines.

However, a number of teams have effectively ordered unwanted players to go home in recent years.

Last month, the justices effectively ordered Husted to drop his decree and keep the polls open.

In July, the RIAA obtained a court injunction effectively ordering Napster to shut down.

Now he finally had some live ammunition, but his boss had effectively ordered him not to use it.

In 2007, after the Bush administration balked, the Supreme Court effectively ordered the federal government to regulate greenhouse gases from vehicles.

And so on the morning of Sept. 11, the hospitals were effectively "ordered to lose money," said Kenneth E. Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association.

In this trial, the prosecution is trying to get around that by arguing that Mr. Muhammad dominated Mr. Malvo, effectively ordering him to kill.

DeLay wanted Davis to subpoena the woman and her medical tubes, effectively ordering that she be kept alive while conservatives tried to pass legislation intervening in the case.

Prosper argued that Akayesu, in making that flip remark as the Interahamwe proceeded with raping J.J., was effectively ordering them to continue raping others.

But the Supreme Court effectively ordered the judge, Juan Guzman Tapia, to move forward with a process that could lead to a proper arrest under rules of due process.