Sentence examples for had effectively refused from inspiring English sources

Yet Tevez has the best part of three years on his contract and City are prepared to take a hard line with him after he was yesterday found guilty of five breaches of contract, concluding he had effectively refused to play during last month's Champions League defeat at Bayern Munich.

Wilcken said he had received reports that slum residents who refused to accept compensation packages had effectively been forced out after authorities began partial demolitions.

Her buyer's mortgage application was refused because of the lease agreement, which had effectively signed over a large part of the roof to the solar company.

It said that by refusing to allow the parades, the authorities had "effectively approved of and supported groups who had called for (their) disruption".

While the Parliament refused to depose him, they declared that James, having fled to France and dropped the Great Seal into the Thames, had effectively abdicated the throne, and that the throne had thereby become vacant.

Franco had effectively won in the north.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

Some have effectively fired insurers that refused to pay up, refusing to accept patients covered by those plans.

Clearly drawing on a reservoir of outrage about the revision of an Indiana law that would have effectively allowed businesses to refuse to do business with same-sex couples, Scalia tried to pick an example that would motivate his ideological supporters, if not his colleagues.

She understandably feels abandoned by medical professionals, who have effectively given up on her, refusing to do home visits and insisting that she make an impossible trip to London from Hampshire for an appointment.

Graves, who has been left in an especially difficult position given his ECB role, effectively refused to comment.