The ruling effectively enlisted Google into partnership with European states in striking a balance between individual privacy and public discourse interests.
Clarke called on pro-Europeans to make the case for the EU more effectively as he called for the fulfilment of Margaret Thatcher's two key European ambitions – completing the single market and expanding the EU by admitting Turkey.
Fewer than 100 cases of Ebola have been reported in west Africa in the last week, according to the World Health Organisation, which says the outbreak has now effectively moved into the endgame.
Each of Sandra's co-workers must effectively choose between atomised, competitive, neoliberal self-interest and some form of collective power and mutual support.
They did try, but I think it was a case of mismanagement and not knowing how to deal with disability effectively".
If Bachmann gets traction as a pundit, her popularity among sympathetic, far-right groups can be leveraged more effectively.
With 15 minutes gone Bayern needed five and that was effectively that.
Universities effectively use contextual data for many of their decisions in research, enterprise and investment; why not do it for recruiting students?
That would mean prior restraint, a concept that is anathema in America and other parts of the world, in which the state can effectively prevent a publisher from publishing, and I didn't want to get into that position.
Michie points to examples of best practice such as the strategic projects team at NHS Midlands and East, which helps commissioners to work more effectively through collaboration: "One of the challenges commissioners have is that they're unlikely to have the skill sets they need in one organisation but can as a team," she says.
Meanwhile, it's a bit rich of George to take the moral high ground over his dad faking his own death, given that he effectively did the same himself, vanishing for three years and wrecking his parents' marriage in the process.
