He told Mr Blair that he had effectively linked himself to a felon and that things would have to improve or "I'm off, out of here, goodbye".
Germany's success with the tactic at the beginning of World War II hinged largely on the fact that it was the only country that had effectively linked its combined forces with radio communications.
Companies may have not effectively integrated customer information across purchasing, communication, and social media channels (average score is 3.4 on a 7-point scale where 1=not at all, 7=very effectively), nor have they effectively linked social media to their firms' marketing strategies (average score is 4.1, same scale).
Now charter school supporters are wrestling with the unpleasant reality that a supposedly bipartisan movement, intended to rescue students from failing public schools, has been effectively linked to Wall Street, Mr. Trump and Ms. DeVos by charter school opponents.
"According to the FDA and the World Health Organization (WHO), among other organizations, to date, the weight of scientific evidence has not effectively linked exposure to radio frequency energy from mobile devices with any known health problems," the FCC stated on its website.
The Uncola campaign had so effectively linked to the youth of the 1960s that by the 1990s, it was considered "what old people drink," in the words of one financial analyst, "and that's not what you want in a soft drink". In 1998, the company finally dropped the Uncola slogan and reinvented its formula.
Some have effectively rejected it.
Dave Weinberger and Howard Rheingold have effectively proved that.
Coordination costs have effectively vanished.
The barricades have effectively cut it off.
"They have effectively ended my research program".
