Sentence examples for facto of from inspiring English sources

There is no policy, either de jure or de facto, of automatic acceptance or rejection based on any single “soft” variable.

And then it occurred to me: he was much wealthier than the other dinner guests, which meant that everything he said was ipso facto of sovereign interest.

There is no policy, either de jure or de facto, of automatic acceptance or rejection based on any single "soft" variable.

And now the withdrawal of the United States — and, de facto, of Australia — has substantially weakened the global consensus before the treaty has even come into effect.

Not to do so would mean the creation, de facto, of a tranche of gay marriages, as trans people who stay happily married to their (now) same-sex spouse gained a new legal gender.

So systematic is this use that it amounts to a complete banishment de facto of the side-view and of all intermediate attitudes.

It's sort of de facto out of control".

The Digital Age is becoming the de-facto of future direction in manufacturing domain.

But it also undermined the system of de facto regulation of the drug trade.

Trump is now the de facto leader of one of America's two dominant political parties.

"The head of Goldman is the de facto head of Wall Street".