As he pressed his candidacy last week, Mr. Seddio, like his mentor, made assurances that he would effect long-promised reforms if elected.
The Democratic party was by then unequivocally committed to Texas annexation, and Tyler, assured by Polk's envoys that as president he would effect Texas annexation, urged his supporters to cast their votes for the Democratic Party.
And what would effect this disallowance?
In contrast, if al-Ghazālī does not think that genuine causality implies that the cause causally necessitates the effect, then he would in effect be making room for a different conception of causation, one that is distinct from divine causality, the unique causally necessitating power.
As a Christian, he decided he would, in effect, let God be his coach.
He said he would, in effect, have a way to exercise veto power over Mr. Sharon's decisions: "leaving the government".
He would, in effect, offer a tax break to encourage people to participate in a government program.
He would in effect have to accept that, for the first time in his career, the cheeky, popular outsider in the contest would not be 'Ken!
He was also told that if he provided full disclosure he would, in effect, bring to its knees one of the great clubs in rugby history.
At that time, Mr. Bush seemed to suggest that if Mr. Hussein complied, he would in effect be running a very different country.
