He didn't mention any regrets Labor might also have for then effectively vacating the debate for so long.
The lawyers, Bruce Afran and Carl Mayer, who are not affiliated with either party, argue that Mr. McGreevey effectively vacated the office when he announced his departure.
Fiat now sells only its Ferrarri sports cars in the United States, a market it effectively vacated in 1995, when it sold its last Alfa Romeo models there.
He urged the legislature to allow non-unanimous jury verdicts in capital cases, a position that is in line with his belief that jurors are "too compassionate". Last year, the Florida Supreme Court held that this aspect of Florida's capital punishment statute violated the constitution, which effectively vacated at least 150 death sentence.
The 6th circuit upheld Judge Frost's decision in January and on Wednesday, the Supreme Court denied an application to vacate the stay, effectively putting all executions in the state on hold.
And the Palestinians' deteriorating conditions do not inspire confidence that they would be able effectively to control any areas that Israel might vacate.
Although Mr. Biden will travel in his capacity as a senator, a job he will vacate within days of returning, the trip effectively represents the incoming administration's first foray into foreign policy since the Nov. 4 election.
Mr. Lamberg, 47, will effectively fill the position vacated by David Renzer, who left in April.
In addition, Osborne becomes first secretary of state, effectively replacing Nick Clegg's vacated role as deputy prime minister after the Liberal Democrat leader witnessed the collapse of his party's support at the polls.
It says its top priority "is to safely and effectively bring a resolution to this protest" and it urged the protesters to vacate the land.
