Sentence examples for effectively send from inspiring English sources

The rotation system embedded in the Japanese civil service has made it possible to effectively send staff to assist counterparts in disaster-stricken areas.

A return to a club of Fulham's size would effectively send him back to a place with the same ambitions which Blackburn Rovers had, when he left them for his first big club job at Eastlands, in June 2008.

If there are problems with those loans that lead to default — if the bank didn't properly check a borrower's income, for example — the government can effectively send them back to the bank that made them.

Although doing so would reduce the potential for spills in the United States, it would effectively send offshore drilling operations to countries with far weaker environmental standards and require shipping more oil, increasing the likelihood of spills globally.

Since the wavelet transform contains both time and frequency information, it is possible to effectively send different data rates in different sublevels, according to channel conditions.

While disagreeing on how to effectively send Russian lawmakers a message whether through an all-out boycott, individual acts of protest at the games, or moving the event to a different country both sides of the debate began by condemning Russia's criminalization of homosexuality as the egregious assault on human rights that it is.

Denisov's protest was enough to see him effectively sent to the naughty step.

Michizane was demoted to a ministerial post in Kyushu, effectively sending him and his family into exile.

The charge is that Rose effectively sent him to his death – and turned him into a Jacksicle.

In saying that he would skip the debate, Trump was effectively sending a message that he's bigger than the event.

Stern was well within his rights to move on Arenas, effectively sending him into a corner and having him wear a well-earned dunce cap.