Sentence examples for facto into from inspiring English sources

Although the king continued to wield significant power, particularly over security issues, he shared power with the Council of Ministers, whose chair developed de facto into a prime minister.

3 Activation strategies for labour-market inactive benefit recipients may involve making benefits for a particular target group conditional on immediate availability for work and acceptance of referrals to job vacancies, either by transferring them to an existing unemployment benefit or converting their benefit de facto into a type of unemployment benefit.

*Iraq will remain a violent, splintered wreck, under some form of foreign occupation and divided, de facto, into three mini-states.

An Iraq invasion turned ex-post-facto into a humanitarian intervention does not sit well with human rights abuses at Abu Ghraib and Guantànamo.

It has turned de facto racism into de jure racism.

The transfer of government functions proceeded slowly, however, and Abidjan remained the de facto capital into the 21st century.

The United Nations says that the country is now "de facto partitioned into two", with Christian militia controlling the west, and Muslim rebels holding the east.

The 150-member Transitional National Assembly, an interim legislative body established in 1997, remained the de facto legislature into the 21st century, and President Afwerki maintained his powerful position.

I joined the ranks of autism-mom warriors, becoming a de facto researcher into the educational and neurobiological aspects of autism.

Gaskin says that because midwife-assisted home birth is illegal in many states and hospital birth comes with restrictions, many women are de facto coerced into surgery or other interventions they don't need.

Any future agreement over Kashmir would probably focus on the conversion of the current de facto border into an international border, with India granting Kashmir some kind of special status.