"The government has effectively reversed the presumption of innocence.
The first minister has effectively reversed an earlier decision to cancel all Scottish government funding for the charity Borderline, a move which threatened the organisation with complete closure after 18 years helping homeless and stricken Scots in the city.
The SEC has, until very recently, left courts and commenters free to develop an ad hoc, open-ended jurisprudence of economics in rulemaking that has effectively reversed the deference courts have traditionally shown to agency findings in their area of expertise-in this case, financial economics.
The enforced limitation of grammar school places by the 1998 act has effectively reversed Butler's 1944 reforms in that it has largely returned a grammar school education to those whose money can enhance their child's prospect of a place, and excluded many of those whom the reforms were intended to benefit.
Gee has effectively reverse-engineered the diverting parody of "The Rape of the Lock" to create Pope not as a resentful writer of farce but as an empathetic character whose own unease is reflected in that of London's rakes and coquettes.
(Congress has since effectively reversed that ruling).
Dysfunction of DC has been effectively reversed by overexpression of proinflammatory cytokines and costimulatory molecules, and downregulation of the sensitivity to suppressor cytokines and chemokines (Zhou et al, 2008; Shinozaki et al, 2009).
The report highlights the global financial, food and fuel crises that have effectively halted or reversed progress toward goals.
Franco had effectively won in the north.
Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.
In this regard, Pārthasārathi has a particularly cogent point in favor of the interpretation on which Kumārila has, as suggested above, effectively reversed the standard order of epistemological explanation.
