Sentence examples for effectively taking part from inspiring English sources
Angus Robertson, SNP leader in the Commons, said Britain was "effectively taking part in a war" in Yemen.
"Isn't it time for the Prime Minister to admit that Britain is effectively taking part in a war in Yemen that is costing thousands of civilians lives and he has not sought parliamentary approval to do this?" The Prime Minister rejected the suggestion that the UK was taking part in the conflict but admitted that British advisors had a role in Saudi Arabia.
He points to a number of listings that showed graphic pictures of sexual acts, and also pointed out that eBay aggressively markets upsell opportunities to listers, effectively taking part in the transaction.
Capacity building, activities through which vested parties (individuals, organizations, communities, or nation-states) develop the ability to effectively take part in politics or other forms of collective action.
During catalyst-based photochemical reactions, both perhydroxyl as well as hydroxyl ions produce large number of hydroxyl radicals in the aqueous medium, which effectively take part in the decoloration of organic pollutants present in RhB dye (Wang et al. 2009a, b; Kansal et al. 2008; Santhi et al. 2011).
In Saudi Arabia, millions of women and young girls are effectively banned from taking part in sport.
Mr. Sidgmore claims to have had a nonoperational role at WorldCom since 1998, effectively distancing himself from taking part in managerial decisions.
Since then, supporters of Mr. Sharif have protested, asserting that it was unfair of the Saudis to keep Mr. Sharif and effectively prevent him from taking part in Pakistani politics.
MOSCOW — Microsoft announced sweeping changes on Monday to ensure that the authorities in Russia and elsewhere do not use crackdowns on software piracy as an excuse to suppress advocacy or opposition groups, effectively prohibiting its lawyers from taking part in such cases.
Robert B. O'Connor taking part.
