Sentence examples for effectively said that from inspiring English sources

But now, in his new post, he has effectively said that Labour would rebrand them as "parent-led academies" and support them.

His article effectively said that while Dr. ElBaradei called for change, his ideas were not new, and that many of his facts about the challenges Egypt faces were wrong.

Because if everything written above is total and utter gibberish, then Harding has effectively said that minor-to-moderate social rejection is the same as centuries of brutal exploitation and repression of an innocent people.

Mr. Congdon said he was astonished to learn that rather than tracing history back to colonial times, the bureau has effectively said that members must only be able to trace their ancestry back to someone living on the reservation at the time of the 1900 census.

Apple singled games out and effectively said that games are not media and games are not speech.

Apple and Samsung are the two of the world's most popular, most prominent, and most influential smartphone companies — what happens now that they've both effectively said that smartphones need to be wallets?

"In my view, it sets a very dangerous precedent, because it's effectively saying that state-enacted Islamic law overrides fundamental liberties," Mr. Paiva said.

He writes that the O.E.C.D. is effectively saying that "policymakers should stop promoting economic recovery and instead begin raising interest rates and slashing spending".

You can't effectively say that Donald Trump is vulgar, sensational, and buffoonish when it's exactly vulgar sensationalism and buffoonery that his audience is buying.

It was effectively saying that people of conservative religious views are not to be trusted and you should not share a platform with them.

He criticized Mr. McGreevey for calling him an extremist on abortion, and said that Mr. McGreevey, who is Roman Catholic, was effectively saying that "anybody who adheres to Catholic teaching" is "unfit for public office".