Leah Lopez, who opposes the cable, said Mr. Abraham's decision effectively stepped on Connecticut's toes.
The United States Olympic Committee paid another $163,000 to Stephanie Streeter in 2010 even though she had effectively stepped down as its chief executive in October 2009, newly filed tax reports show.
The most striking example of this, she said, occurred after the 2004 tsunami, when her relief operation effectively stepped in for the government.
On Tuesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, upheld the core part of Judge Pratt's order, saying the law effectively steps on a person's right to choose his or her doctors.
Brian Deese, a former senior adviser to Obama who oversaw the administration's agenda on climate, conservation and energy policy, said a move by Trump to withdraw from the Paris accord would amount to the US "effectively stepping away from the table at a time when the global rules of the world are going to be written".
Thirdly – while the firm is remaining coy about this move – TechCrunch understands that General Partner Barry Maloney (who previously led deals in companies such as Bebo, Rebtel and more recently Vivino) is effectively stepping down from the firm, while at the same time remaining an active adviser and board member with the firm's existing investments.
The Anteaters, who have won the last two NCAA titles, played their original seven starters throughout, effectively stepping on the throat of the overmatched Eagles.
Kolenc told The Huffington Post he views the new run of TV ads as the mayor "effectively stepping on the gas" and forcing his competitors to keep up with him on ad spending -- something Kolenc acknowledges not all of them will be able to sustain for long.
There are many paintings created by using every different-sized brush in a set to make a stripe of corresponding width and length, one above the other: effectively, steps.
