Sentence examples for effectively vacated from inspiring English sources
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 didn't mention any regrets Labor might also have for then effectively vacating the debate for so long.
Its real not-so-hidden purpose is to take away the ability to effectively vacate the approval of a crop that's been approved illegally.
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.
Davey effectively takes over the role vacated by Sophie Turner Laing, who left Sky last May after 11 years to become the chief executive of the merged Endemol and Shine global TV production business.
Two months ago, a federal judge vacated that long-standing order, effectively ending CPS's ability to use race or ethnicity as a factor in admissions.
First secretary of state and chancellor of the exchequer Cameron's right-hand man is effectively taking the position of deputy prime minister vacated by Nick Clegg with the new office of first secretary.
Pulis, who replaced Alan Irvine as head coach earlier this week, vacated his seat in the stands for the dugout and shortly afterwards his side found their stride and effectively ended the match as a contest with two quick goals before the interval.
