Sentence examples for has effectively set from inspiring English sources
Historically, the government has effectively set prices through Medicare for wheelchairs, hospital beds and other medical equipment.
This surveillance has effectively set parameters around where black people can operate comfortably, without scrutiny from their white peers and law enforcement.
By forcing Judge Sotomayor to retreat from Mr. Obama's desire for justices with "empathy," Republicans have effectively set a new standard that future nominees will be pressed to meet.
With an opening win in Game 1, an 11-0 rout in Game 3 and a spirit-breaking victory in Game 4, the Phillies have effectively set up shop inside the Dodgers' heads.
And before his grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren from both sides of the Pacific, and scores of students and faculty members from the University of Washington School of Law, the court announced that it had effectively set aside the October 1902 court decision.
With Apple, under a formula that tethers the maximum e-book price to the print price on the same book, publishers will be able to charge $12.99 to $14.99 for most general fiction and nonfiction titles — higher than the common $9.99 price that Amazon had effectively set for new releases and best sellers.
This is a good start because they've effectively set up a blog-like area for each user where all of their articles on parenting are aggregated (and have the nice Minti search engine attached to the blog).
As Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman the Pulitzer Prize winning former Associated Press journalists who exposed the NYPD spying program recount in their book Enemies Within: Inside the NYPD's Spying Unit and Bin Laden's Final Plot Against America, Stolar helped discover that the NYPD had effectively set up the New York City chapter of the Black Panthers.
