Sentence examples for has effectively called from inspiring English sources

The keen observer of the energy market has effectively called the bottom of the market, and says prices are only to set to rise from here on in.

The Emerson String Quartet, which has produced commanding boxed sets of Beethoven, Bartók, and Shostakovich, has effectively called for a reconsideration of Dvořák by recording a three-CD survey of his later chamber works, on Deutsche Grammophon.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has effectively called bullshit on that.

In ordering the Turkish army to recommence operations against the PKK, Erdoğan has effectively called off the peace process.

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon has effectively called for an end to Israeli attempts to undermine the Palestinian national unity government by suggesting that Abbas, who until now controls only the West Bank, extend his writ to Gaza as part of what he termed a reconciliation government.

Both Mr Hollande and Mr Valls have effectively called this weekend's events "intolerable".

By rejecting the terms of the bailout, the Cypriot parliamentarians have effectively called the bluff of Germany, Europe's dominant power, which insisted on imposing harsh terms.

Pyne said nobody in the government is at odds about gun laws and it was "rubbish" that Turnbull had effectively called Abbott a liar.

(When they first rode it up onto the shoal in 1999, the Filipinos claimed that they didn't have the parts to repair the boat and that they would eventually remove it once they did... which has obviously never happened. By offering to remove it, the Chinese have effectively called their bluff).

Vernon rejected the suggestion he had effectively called his team-mate a "plastic Brit" in Zurich.

But there's also a minor subtext to note here: the first IPO of 2017 has been effectively called off.