Sentence examples for had effectively paid from inspiring English sources
Instead, an independent promoter working for Lavigne's record label had effectively paid the station to play the song.
He said the company had effectively paid an annual rate of corporation tax of just 2.77% over the last decade.
A 2013 study commissioned by the Paraguayan government argued that Paraguay had effectively paid off its share of the outstanding debt for the Itaipú project through the subsidized sale of energy to the Brazilian grid.
And by buying warrants instead of shares, Cisco assured itself of gaining from any increase in Selectica's stock price without taking on much risk, since it had effectively paid $1 a share.
The British Olympic Association has admitted that organisers of the first European Games in Baku, under attack from human rights groups following a crackdown on freedom of speech, had effectively paid for its team of athletes to compete.
Google's attempt to counter criticism of its tax arrangements by agreeing to make a back payment of £130m in the UK unravelled after claims that the internet giant had effectively paid an annual rate of corporation tax of just 2.77% over the last decade.
"Everything will be put back into the community or given directly to members when we have effectively paid down the costs of running the business.
Add in US Airways' new award booking fees of $25 for domestic tickets, $35 for travel to Mexico or the Caribbean and $50 for Hawaii and international flights, and you will have effectively paid $225 to $250 in fees for the award ticket.
The prior settlement would have effectively paid consumers nothing but given the lawyers who negotiated the pact $850,000 in fees, amended by Frank and his firm.
