Sentence examples for has effectively accepted from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, Hamas has effectively accepted the Oslo agreements by running for election to the Palestinian Authority institutions the accords set up; Jihad has not.

Nicosia has effectively accepted such a solution for its second-largest bank, but was resisting doing so for the biggest one.

In practice, the Supreme Court has effectively accepted the defense in advance, granting the Shin Bet authority to use violent means on the premise that they will be justified down the line.

The government has effectively accepted the forum's "core recommendations", while restating that the fundamentals of reform are unchanged and "as strong today as they've ever been" although the detail of how it will all work "really has changed as a direct result of this consultation".

Although the U.S. has stopped short of declaring its support for the continuation of the Assad government, by allowing its proxies on the ground, the Kurdish led SDF in north Syria and the so-called "moderate groups," to be attacked and marginalized, it has effectively accepted Bashar al-Assad as the best of the worst alternatives.

The Irishman was disappointedwith the way the story was leaked and the implication that he had effectively accepted a position before the current incumbent had been dismissed.

The newspaper had since effectively accepted its culpability by destroying the data when asked, he suggested.

The available evidence indicates that this new law has been well accepted by the public and has effectively improved air quality in settings such as bars and restaurants [ 1, 2].

"Sikorsky has effectively declared itself a noncombatant here -- they've accepted the decision," Mr. Lieberman said.

Yet the chemical industry has effectively lobbied against legislation that would require plants to improve security in favor of what is essentially self-regulation, and D.H.S. has accepted that.

DRS has effectively restored that.