Sentence examples for facto to from inspiring English sources

Mr Mubarak appears to be delegating more power, both formally and de facto, to Mr Suleiman.

Liturgical conservatism, however, leads de facto to the preservation of antiquated languages.

All IRA statements that are not attached post facto to bombs are therefore to be welcomed.

All appearances by God on the political stage tend, de facto, to be claims that he is "on our side".

Finally, the organization of care and the design of the architectural environment and more generally of the therapeutic environment are also related de facto to political choices.

Symptoms of Asperger's have been attributed ex post facto to successful figures, but these are the fortunate ones — persons able to invent outlets for their ever-welling monomanias.

That enables students to become de facto consultants to their own company, with a professor as adviser.

If successful, their effort will amount to a de facto amendment to the Constitution.

Germany is also reluctant to surrender its de facto right to name the next president.

That pressure, however, has so far failed to force the de facto government to surrender power.

he Vietnamese try to maintain a de facto peg to the dollar.