Sentence examples similar to has effectively instituted from inspiring English sources
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Now it has effectively eliminated one.
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He has effectively unlimited funds.
The counterrevolution has effectively prevailed.
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A reasonable interpretation, however, is that teachers have difficulty imagining effectively instituting cross-disciplinary STEM instruction while the accountability for within-subject content mastery remains intense.
The protocol was rapidly and effectively instituted by teamwork training using high-fidelity simulation.
The players and the owners have effectively been partners since the salary cap was instituted in 1982.
Controversy also arose over Mr. Sorrell's plan to discourage Y.& R.'s top executives from leaving the combined agency company by instituting a noncompete provision that would have effectively kept departing employees from working in the industry for a year.
Anderson has identified the difficulty of effectively instituting "separation of duties" within a single organisation as a weakness in the security of many health information systems [ 33].
