Sentence examples for effectively subject to from inspiring English sources

But the Justice Department called that offer a "facade," arguing that Crown's dependence on Modelo products makes it effectively subject to Anheuser's wishes.

The report found "the environmental risks associated with hydraulic fracturing can be managed effectively subject to the creation of a robust regulatory regime" including the formation of a sub-committee of ministers to determine best practise, and a restructure of the NT Environmental Assessment Act.

It appears that half if not more of Afghanistan is effectively subject to Taliban and its associated groups.

Even worse, when those in poverty try to go to work, they are effectively subject to extra, higher, marginal tax rates.

Liberty chief executive Shami Chakrabarti told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the government's proposals suggested that Britain, and other countries with their own human rights acts, should no longer be "effectively subject to the court of human rights".

For example, using the Irish rate of 12.5%, every dollar that a US company earns in profits in Ireland is effectively subject to 12.5 cents in tax in Ireland and 22.5 cents tax in the US -- but only when those profits are brought back into the US.

Chelsea's managers are all effectively "interim" - subject to the whims of owner Roman Abramovich - but Benitez had the actual title and all that went with it.

While there has been extensive research on patient reported experiences on provider related determinants of care quality [ 39], patient related factors such as health literacy skills to deal with information on health care services effectively were less subject to investigations on perceived quality of care so far [ 5, 19].

Such an estimation is involved in solving the task, but ultimately the task effectively asks subjects to make a probabilistic model selection [20], [21] between three models.

Given that the conventional setting for culturing cells under intermittent hypoxia conditions is limited by long equilibration times, we designed a simple bioreactor capable of effectively subjecting cultured cells to controlled high-frequency hypoxic/normoxic stimuli.

Prop 2, therefore, effectively subjected minority voters to a more onerous political regimen than other voters who favored non-racial forms of affirmative action.