Sentence examples for effectively rules that from inspiring English sources

By forcing me to "opt-out" of organ donation, the state effectively rules that my body is on loan for as long as I live - but after death reverts to their care.

When Mr. Olbermann brought his MSNBC program, "Countdown," to Current TV in June, he talked openly about wanting Ms. Maddow to join him there in the future, but her contract extension effectively rules that out.

But administration officials have effectively ruled that out.

John Prescott, touted as a possible intermediary, effectively ruled that out by praising Blair's 'integrity' yesterday.

The group's website declared that it is "time we declared independence from Citizens United" – citing the supreme court case which effectively ruled that corporations can make political contributions.

The decision, by an 8-to-1 vote, effectively ruled that the only reason to let judges rather than jurors assess the reliability of eyewitness evidence was to deter police misconduct.

"The EU effectively ruled that the German Landesbanken [state banks] were illegally subsidized," he says.

In doing so, the Courts effectively ruled that Thirteenth Amendment did not permit a federal remedy in murder cases.

The plutocrats know it and love it -- and the rest of us should be forewarned: When the Supreme Court made its infamous Citizens United decision, liberating plutocrats to buy our elections fair and square, the justices may have effectively overturned rules that kept bosses from ordering employees to do political work on company time.

But without effective rules, and rules that are effectively enforced, we are all certain to bear once again the cost inflicted upon us by the next industry-caused disaster.

However, following the scrapping of rules that effectively forced many retiring workers to buy an annuity, equity release could increasingly form part of people's long-term planning.