Sentence examples for effectively write off from inspiring English sources

Although he sought to position himself as a global environmental champion by agreeing to effectively write off half the profits he could have made from Yasuni oil production, President Correa is not viewed as being particularly green in his home country.

Manager of Premiership bottom side St Mirren Gary Teale refuses to see Friday evening's meeting with Celtic as a game his team can effectively write off.

The Speyers decided not to participate, effectively writing off their investment.

The decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed last year by 668,018 taxpayers.

Stock worth £5.5 million was destroyed, and the blast had effectively written off Robertson's festive season.

For just last year, the decision effectively wrote off $2.5 billion in taxes owed by 668,018 taxpayers, the documents show.

Lim claimed the club effectively wrote off nearly £9m over Cornelius, who has returned to FC Copenhagen after just seven months in Wales.

(It didn't help that Caterpillar was forced to record a $580 million accounting charge in its fourth quarter last year after uncovering misconduct at a crucial ERA subsidiary, effectively writing off most of that acquisition's value).

Because the department ignores lawsuits, it cannot analyze or learn from them; instead, the city effectively writes off these suits as the extraordinarily high cost of doing police business.

Two of the races that the national party effectively wrote off were the 25th District in the Syracuse region and the 13th on Staten Island, which also includes a portion of Brooklyn.

The studio then took what Schrader described as the "unprecedented" step of ordering the entire film to be reshot with another director and effectively writing off Schrader's effort.