Sentence examples for effectuation from inspiring English sources

"effectuation" is a proper word in written English.
It is a verb meaning to bring about, effect or cause to occur. For example, "The mayor effected several changes to the city's infrastructure."

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effectuation

noun

An act of effectuating.

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Of the original anti-French coalition, only Britain remained hostile to France after the conclusion of this treaty; Prussia had made peace in March 1795 after the effectuation of the Third Partition of Poland in January 1795.

Only a writer with his quill poised over blank paper has thoughts leap into such instant effectuation.

A common cause is uniformly present before the occurrence of any effect whatsoever and is necessary for effectuation as such; an uncommon cause is that which invariably and unconditionally precedes a particular effect.

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Ultimately, then, Difference and Repetition will show that the individuation of entities is produced by the actualization, integration, or resolution (the terms are synonymous for Deleuze) of a differentiated virtual field of Ideas or "multiplicities" that are themselves changed, via "counter-effectuation," in each individuating event.

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