Sentence examples for effectively transfers from inspiring English sources

The Brady Act effectively transfers the President's responsibility to administer the laws enacted by Congress, Art.

"It effectively transfers the downside risk from 2009 to 2010," said David Arnold of Credit Suisse in London.

Manufacturers use copper because it effectively transfers away the heat produced when brake pads rub against rotors.

The mechanical interlocking system used to connect components together was found to be reliable as it effectively transfers bending loads from the double-H-plank to adjacent connected components even when the connection rotation is greater than 12°.

The move effectively transfers some of the authority that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld had for postwar Iraq to the White House, an understandable move given the difficulties the United States has encountered in Iraq and the prominence of Iraq as an election issue.

If you think those claims sting, consider Tamanaha's argument that law school effectively transfers money from students to relatively well-to-do professors, via student-loan debt — much of which is ultimately guaranteed by federal taxpayers who are generally not as well-off as the typical law professor.

The findings demonstrate "a diet-induced ratcheting effect" in which species of microbiota "are not effectively transferred to the next generation," the researchers wrote.

The SIG TARP report noted that "structure and effect of the FRBNY's assistance to AIG... effectively transferred tens of billions of dollars of cash from the government to AIG's counterparties".

Collectively, the study underscores the potential of this hydrogel-based, nonviral gene delivery system which can effectively transfer genes in vivo as well as induce sustained therapeutic effects.

Her real prerogative powers had been effectively transferred to politicians and officials long before her coronation.

These innovations can effectively transfer money across wide distances thereby saving cost of transport.