Sentence examples for effectively propose from inspiring English sources

Becker and Gassmann (2006) effectively propose a classification for business incubators based on the type of knowledge required: entrepreneurial knowledge, organizational knowledge, technological knowledge, and additional knowledge of the market.

He said the government was "effectively proposing to abolish the Australian Renewable Energy Agency" through a $1.3bn cut.

Unite said the company had effectively proposed levelling down redundancy payments for Penguin staff.

Dr. Emanuel is effectively proposing a benefit cut for higher earners while holding lower earners harmless.

But now, Mr. Bloomberg contended, the state's lawyers were effectively proposing to abridge that authority by limiting his administration's ability to exercise it.

But that is slower than the inflation rate, which was 4.2percentt during the first half of 2008, meaning that Mr. Paterson is effectively proposing a slight cut.

Trump claimed his Democratic rival was "effectively proposing to abolish the borders around the country that she is supposed to be representing".

Indeed, the west and north-west of the park fall within what would be the Sierra del Divisor Occidental Reserve, effectively proposed in 2007 as another off-limits area for indigenous peoples in "isolation" but which, like Yavari-Tapiche, has never been established.

The Malian report speaks of the "extreme weakness of the army," and the United Nations is effectively proposing to step in as a substitute with what will be its third-largest peacekeeping force.

The proposal, cast by Arabs as something of a final effort to stave off conflict, effectively proposed trading full normalization of relations with Israel for Israel's agreement to live side by side with a Palestinian state, on the land it occupied before its victory in a 1967 war against Arab states.

Britain is already spending less on the sector than many other countries (0.9% compared with Sweden's 1.6% and the US's 2.9%), but now the government is effectively proposing to transfer the entire responsibility for future funding of teaching to students and graduates.