Sentence examples for has effectively served from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the program has effectively served many families (transferring funds from one parent to another) for which it should be applauded.

The Apostolic Signatura handles canon law cases from around the world, from marriage annulments to parish closings; since 2008 Burke has effectively served as the chief justice of the church's supreme court.

In fact there is a case to be made that he has effectively served -- to the extent that he was practically able -- as Iran's blocking back in its mad dash toward nuclear armament.

Manfred had resisted Alexander's attempt by military intervention to install Edmund, son of Henry III of England, on the throne in 1255 and had effectively served as king since 1258.

The visits have effectively served to sandwich in Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, who was in Jerusalem on Sunday, two and a half weeks after Mrs. Clinton, five days after Mr. Brennan and two days before Mr. Panetta.

The commission was disbanded in May 1970, after having effectively served its purpose, and the members each received a letter of thanks from the governor.

One day shy of having served three decades years in jail Pollard, now aged 61, was eventually released today having effectively served his full custodial sentence — life sentencers who committed their crime prior to November 1987 are eligible for parole after 30 years in the US if they are not considered a re-offending risk.

Reimbursers have effectively served notice that they will continue to ration at a level that will not generate adverse political consequences for them.

Since the transaction, Saltzer has effectively been serving all patients in Canyon County.

Mr. Polanski's team may do so by arguing either that his crime does not qualify for extradition, because he was originally to have been sentenced to less than a year in prison, or that he has already effectively served his sentence, during a 42-day psychiatric evaluation.

"It is clear that FirstEnergy is a monopoly that has not effectively served the residents of Northeast Ohio," said Mr. Kucinich, who represents a Cleveland-area district hit by the power outage.