For some time, Labor and the Liberals have effectively represented two competing factions within that broad ideology, even if Turnbull is likely to be dragged further right in this term as he tries to mollify the Liberals' own hardliners.
Now, however, the formulas for apportioning electoral districts have effectively concentrated power in the hands of the two major parties, and Spain's myriad smaller parties cannot compete.
The barricades have effectively cut it off.
Texas governor Rick Perry has effectively opted not to compete in New Hampshire, staking everything on a final push in South Carolina.
Saturday's goalless draw has effectively extinguished Welsh hopes of competing in the Euro 2008 finals but, after a performance which was arguably their best of the whole qualifying campaign, John Toshack was understandably more eager to respond to Savage's remarks.
While Informix is known for having good technology, it just hasn't had the marketing muscle to effectively compete with the likes of Oracle which Lynn estimates has about a 60% share of the Unix-based market on a head-to-head basis.
Ukraine will need to formally select Olga to compete but she has effectively qualified for the London Games.
Increasing concentrations of Coro1C also effectively competed with Coro1B.
Mr. Mehta has effectively performed an end run around other publishing houses competing for the book by negotiating the deal without an auction.
Atypical amino acid, norleucine, has been shown to effectively compete with leucine at the blood brain barrier for brain access (Tews et al., 1991).
