The insurance industry then began a lobbying campaign aimed at effectively undoing the decision by rewriting the law.
At the same time, Lib Dems will implore him to effectively undo his veto by softening Britain's demands and plotting a path back into the new grouping.
Assemblyman Mark Leno, a Democrat, described the governor's remarks on the "Tonight Show" as "heartening news" for a bill in the State Legislature that would effectively undo Proposition 22.
Such pacts are usually intended to protect the assets of moneyed spouses, effectively undoing the very protections that, in part, make marriage worth defending in the first place.
Under Reins, one house can effectively undo a law by killing off regulations that carry out the law without the consent of the other parties involved in its creation.
The adoption ban, however, is the first step to take direct aim at the American public and would effectively undo a bilateral agreement on international adoptions that was ratified this year and that took effect on Nov. 1.
Repeal of the gift and estate tax laws would also effectively undo state laws that protect against a wealthy person's leaving nothing to a spouse at death, these experts say.
May was at her weakest at the start, when Corbyn asked about cuts to universal credit which were coming down the line and would effectively undo the tax credit cuts U-turn announced by George Osborne.
The decision to replace the chairman gained new urgency last week, when Citigroup announced a drastic plan to split itself in two, effectively undoing the landmark merger that formed the company a decade ago.
In what Malaysian news organizations termed a "landmark" ruling, Judge Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahim ordered the state's chief minister, a member of the political opposition, immediately reinstated, effectively undoing the recent takeover of the state government orchestrated by Prime Minister Najib Razak, who heads Malaysia's governing party.
