Sentence examples for guards effectively from inspiring English sources

"When charities become part of this system – become border guards, effectively – we're living in a new, and very frightening, society".

Brown's deal with CCA stipulates that the state will staff the private facility with union guards, effectively creating a detente between the former foes.

But when charities become part of this system – become border guards, effectively – we're living in a new, and very frightening, society".

Acquiring Chandler required the Knicks to waive Chauncey Billups, their only proven point guard — effectively sacrificing playmaking for defense.

Smart, who played college ball at nearby Oklahoma State, also guarded Russell Westbrook effectively.

He said she was brought in as a relief guard after effectively working three straight shifts and wasn't given any information about complaints of excessive heat, which she herself could feel.

The Americans could not effectively guard the 3-pointer in the Olympics, in which games are played under the rules of the International Basketball Federation, or FIBA.

LeBron James cannot effectively guard Paul, and Rivers's influence inspires Griffin to develop post-up moves that will turn the Clippers' long-range shooters into de facto Ray Allens.

Alikhan Gaisanov, commander of a detachment of the interior troops that arrived when the fighting began, said the Chechen border was heavily guarded and mined, effectively trapping the rebels in the forest east of here.

Dr. Mark Pieth, a money laundering expert who helped draft the new code, said the rules would be tougher than those already adopted by the Paris-based Financial Action Tasinglece toutingle out countries that do not effectively guard against money laundering.

Serra prevented yet more garrisons from springing up near missions, McLaughlin and Elewaut noted, saying that he effectively guarded Native Americans from soldiers even if he had political considerations to do so.