Sentence examples for effectively sign from inspiring English sources

A series of letters that Altria submitted to the F.D.A. as part of that process argues that the government should, effectively, sign off on the notion that smokeless tobacco products are less harmful than cigarettes — and that Altria and other companies should be allowed to market them as such to consumers.

Similar to iTunes authorization system, both online stores wrap digitally delivered games in copy protection systems that require games to effectively sign in with the companies' servers to prove that they are legitimate.

The response from the Crown, for daring to complain about the government, was to effectively sign their death warrants.

She accused the think tank of not fully costing its proposals and effectively "signing a blank cheque on the issue".

They effectively signed Deans's demise when they smashed the Wallabies in the 2011 World Cup semi-final.

By effectively signing his death warrant before trial, the Obama administration has done little to prove Awlaki wrong.

By signing the massive health care bill, President Obama effectively signed pink slips for millions of American workers who will lose their jobs or be denied new jobs".

"When you sign a contract to do a series, you're effectively signing away six, possibly seven, years of your life based on 30 pages of dialogue.

Sign up for a large cruise ship, and you're effectively signing away your status as an individual human being for the duration.

However, Queensland Greens senator Larissa Waters said the climate impacts of opening up the Galilee meant "effectively signing a death warrant for the Great Barrier Reef".

A typical high-priced nanny effectively signs her (and they are almost always women) life over to the family she works for.