Sentence examples for election effectively from inspiring English sources

Trump's election effectively guaranteed its demise.

Thus Monday's election effectively became a referendum on having another referendum.

Donald Trump's election effectively puts an end to the gun control legislation proposed by Democrats.

With the general election effectively under way, it is part of an effort by both sides to define Mr. Obama's presidency.

Last Tuesday's election effectively killed the movement in Congress to impeach President Bill Clinton over his sexual affair with Monica Lewinsky.

In a move that caused more bad feeling, the NEC decided that "all normal party meetings at CLP and branch level shall be suspended until the completion of the leadership election", effectively the remainder of the summer.

But Mr. Tsang balked at recommending dates for democratic elections, effectively leaving the central government to decide.

Two days after Shannon made his game-changing remarks about U.S. recognition of the elections, effectively undermining the "historic agreement," DeMint lifted his hold on Shannon's confirmation.

Now the government is delaying scheduled union elections, effectively maintaining its freeze on associations that once were a forum for political activity.

The move to elections effectively ends any slim hope that existed for a peace deal with the Palestinians before President Bush leaves office in January.

Focusing on politics during and after the New Deal, Caughey shows that congressional primary elections effectively substituted for partisan competition, in part because the spillover from national party conflict helped compensate for the informational deficits of elections without party labels.