Saudi Arabia effectively promised to make up any shortfall from Iraq's decision to halt output.
"Just as the Conservative party promised to hold a referendum and honour the result, then, it also effectively promised to keep us in the single market.
In delicately worded statements, they have effectively promised to buy euros and sell their own currencies again if the market does not get the message.
But Walmart's savings catcher app is a clever loyalty play because it effectively promises shoppers that they will never overpay for purchasing at the store.
When A.I.G.'s financial products unit sold the credit default swaps, it effectively promised to compensate buyers of the debt securities if the mortgages underlying them got into trouble.
In the aftermath of the speech's poor reception, Pitt effectively promised Cornwallis carte blanche to build support for union.
As public pressure mounted, Facebook acknowledged that its systems to identify and remove such content had not worked effectively and promised to improve those processes.
Regardless of what the final TPP deal looks like, presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama himself, have all failed to effectively enforce promises to protect workers, even as rogue regimes have continued to benefit from other provisions of the agreements.
"If it looks like I'm giving hints or previews or intimations about how I might rule, I think that's the beginning of the end of the independent judiciary, if judges have to make effectively campaign promises for confirmation," Gorsuch told the Senate Judiciary Committee last month.
In most cases, health scams and fraudulent products will print fake or positive testimonials to give the impression that their products are legitimate and will work effectively as promised.
Increasing opportunities for service users to identify and communicate their needs effectively thus hold promise as an effective means by which to enhance satisfaction with mental health services and specifically with user-involved care.
