However, a number of teams have effectively ordered unwanted players to go home in recent years.
Indeed, the official announcement of Omar's death and Mansour's appointment as his replacement sparked widespread resentment within the Taliban when it became clear that Mansour had effectively been issuing orders in Mullah Omar's name for the previous two years while the knowledge of Omar's death was kept secret from the rest of the Taliban rank and file.
The Indians themselves were perhaps unaware of the exact terms of the transaction, although they probably would not have been overly concerned that the government had effectively bribed Zepeda in order to give them legal title to their land.
The judge said that Kasztner's failure to do more to warn the community that they were being sent to the gas chambers, and not resettled, had effectively helped Eichmann maintain order, and that the Kasztner train had been a payoff.
The White House said today that "Israel has a right to defend herself," but denied that President Bush had effectively encouraged Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to order today's military strikes in Palestinian-controlled territory.
In a two-page ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit denied Davis' request to put on hold a Sept. 3 order that had effectively instructed her to begin serving all couples in Rowan County, Kentucky -- not just those who sued her for not abiding by Obergefell v. Hodges, the case that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in June.
It upheld the injunction against section 2(c) of Executive Order 13780, which had effectively barred nationals from 6 countries (Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen) from entering the United States.
Franco had effectively won in the north.
Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.
At this point, the pulse has effectively an order of magnitude more energy than the maximum pulse energy that could be used with a standard focus (104 µJ) and still maintains a symmetric profile centered on the focal plane.
