Sentence examples for effectively shutdown from inspiring English sources

With Parliament effectively shutdown, several important pieces of legislation were left unattended and will not be addressed at earliest until Parliament reconvenes in the winter.

It is true that more scientific examination is needed – not least because of the limitations placed by this research only being possible on the brain of a dead person, but also because the NFL has effectively shutdown much of the research over two decades.

The pumps continue to operate after reactor shutdown, effectively and safely removing the decay heat.

But House Republicans – many of whom have long had the goal of shutting down the government – effectively wrote the shutdown into law with just hours left on the clock.

But some companies did get it right, safely shutting down their businesses for the day, communicating that shutdown effectively to their staff, and pre-emptively answering any concerns about lost wages or benefits.

The E.P.A., in addition to moving to reconsider a landmark Obama-era climate change rule that would have effectively forced the shutdown of dozens of coal-burning power plants, has separately moved to reconsider a rule that requires new precautions for the disposal of coal ash, a step taken after a series of accidents involving coal-ash ponds.

The White House's budget office told federal agencies on Friday afternoon to prepare to carry out plans for a partial government shutdown, effectively telling them to put their hands on the switch to turn off the lights but not to flip it just yet.

The House passed the deal later on Monday, and President Donald Trump signed the bill that same evening, effectively ending the shutdown.

In addition, a 2013 CBS News poll conducted in early October, 2013 found that over a third of the country believed that the government could operate effectively in a shutdown, about the same proportion who said so in January of 1996.

One extreme case of state-wide energy failure occurred in the summer of 2004 in Western Australia forcing the Western Power company to ban the use of air conditioners in homes and offices and effectively ordering a shutdown of all industry.

"It would effectively be an economic shutdown, with impacts not just here but around the world".