Since then, universities have been preoccupied with managing accountability demanded by UK Visas and Immigration (formerly the UK Border Agency), and, in effect, have become its proxy.
"Since then, universities have been preoccupied with managing accountability demanded by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI – formerly the UK Border Agency), and in effect have become its proxy," says the letter.
Where formerly there were two, we now have, in effect, seven capital gains tax rates.
L. 100 702, formerly set out above, as such section was in effect on the day before Dec. 14, 1993.
For that, we looked to Eric Schmidt, formerly the company's chief executive but now its executive chairman – in effect, its roving representative on earth.
In effect, Mr. Kaifu is saying that as the formerly Communist nations liberalize their economies, it is no time for Japan to embrace Socialism at home.
Slipper had formerly been of Abbott's party, but had left in the wake of an earlier scandal, in effect joining Gillard's razor-thin majority coalition.
Devine, formerly of Apple's iPod and accessories procurement operations department, is alleged, by Apple, to have, in effect, sold company secrets to various suppliers in Asia.
Now the term "sustained effect" describes the formerly "persistent effect" which may lead to some confusion.
In 1997 NCQA's HEDIS oversight body, the Committee on Performance Measurement, adopted and endorsed the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey HOSS) [formerly the Health of Seniors survey] as a HEDIS 3.0 measure for Medicare plans, in effect mandating its use.
