Sentence examples for facto from from inspiring English sources

A legal citation style that privileges the first and most recent cases excludes de facto from practical consideration the very 'midstream' legislative debate (everything inbetween the bookend cases) most likely to suggest constitutive moments.

When I visited Préval in the National Palace during that period, he was still calling Aristide "President," and Aristide was trying to run the show, de facto, from his mansion in the town of Tabarre.

However, will Davutoglu allow Erdogan to run the country de facto from the presidency in the interim?

An alternative approach is to reconstruct genome evolution ex post facto from a single tumor sample.

The complexity of extra-laboratory biological systems, and concepts such as the meta-organism [ 26, 27], further exacerbates this problem as foreign organisms (such as endophytes) are excluded ipso facto from analysis during mapping of RNAseq data to a reference genome or are deliberately discarded as foreign upon annotation.

The story of segregation in America has moved from the south to the north, from de jure to de facto, and from rural to urban.

The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 sets the same standard for potable water throughout America, irrespective of whether it is derived from pristine mountain streams, recycled effluent from sewage works, or de facto reuse from upstream communities.

The closest Americans came to a fugitive financier in recent years was Ivan F. Boesky, who became a de facto fugitive from the press after his release from the Club Fed in Lompoc.

…same day the State of Israel was declared and within a few hours won de facto recognition from the United States and de jure recognition from the Soviet Union.

On the same day the State of Israel was declared and within a few hours won de facto recognition from the United States and de jure recognition from the Soviet Union.

Just this week, for instance, news came that after massive pressure from students, faculty and alumni, Harvard had de facto divested from fossil fuels, a huge win.