These opinion letters effectively state that, based on the information available to the law firm, the transaction in question appears legal and proper.
Wenger, now nearing 64 years of age, was buoyed, if he needed to be, by hearing Stan Kroenke, the club's chief shareholder, effectively state that whatever Arsène says or wants, he gets.
This effectively stated that the White Star Line could not be held liable even if the sinking was the White Star Line's fault.
The EMH effectively states that no system can continually beat the market because if this system becomes public, everyone will use it, thus negating its potential gain.
Rule 34-1b effectively states that a competitor must be disqualified after the competition has closed if he has returned a score which failed to include a penalty which, before the competition closed, he knew he had incurred.
Transmission 25, 265 275] which, under translation, effectively states that foldover (or even) designs are the only regular two-level factorial designs of resolution IV or more for n runs and 5n/16⩽m⩽n/2 factors.
In 1987, the Supreme Court effectively stated that they didn't.
The Supreme Court laid down a much broader ruling, effectively stating that corporations should enjoy the same equal protections under the law as individuals.
The Constitution effectively states that lawsuits in federal courts can only be brought by plaintiffs who reasonably believe they have been injured by the defendant (in this case, the government by enforcing the ACA).
Last month, Timberlake Christian School in Virginia sent the grandparents of Sunnie Kahle, an eight-year-old girl, a letter that effectively stated that the school did not approve of her short hair and "tomboy" appearance and demeanor.
Now consider that we've just passed a law that effectively states, openly, that the NSA has access to personally identifiable information if there's a breach.
