Sentence examples for in effect as if from inspiring English sources
Such cancellation shall not affect any other terms and conditions of such contract, which shall remain in effect as if the cancellation had not occurred.
You can circle the gowns completely — mingle with them, in effect, as if the mannequins were your fellow-guests at a gala.
Was not the case the same in effect as if the statute had made it a criminal act to leave the service without just cause and without liquidating the debt?
Here, too, it would seem, the southern European illusion is in effect: as if in need of escape from an invisibly glaring sun, throngs of Krakow's young people retreat into windowless, candlelighted caverns for cappuccino and cheesecake.
A few weeks ago I tried to explain the logic of Bush-style Social Security privatization: it is, in effect, as if your financial adviser told you that you wouldn't have enough money when you retire -- but you shouldn't save more.
Note that you must have had an initial unemployment application in effect as early as May 5, 2007, if not later.
So, while non-defense discretionary spending would be $100 billion below the BCA caps over the coming decade, it would be several hundred billion dollars above the even-more-severely shrunken funding levels that will be in place if sequestration remains in effect (as it likely will in the absence of a bipartisan budget deal).
"Book of Hours" has the same fixed flavor but is probably more like a crowd scene in its effect, as if someone had pointed a camera at a milling intersection and left it to accumulate what might pass by.
This, in effect, is as if the cell simultaneously releases the brake (disabling XIAP) and presses on the accelerator (activating caspase-9).
Two years after the crash, Ms. Fabila submitted a sworn statement saying that on the night of the crash "my husband was spinning the steering wheel in a complete circle in both directions without any effect, as if the steering wheel was not connected".
By stipulation, the testimony of any living witness might be read from the record of his testimony in that case, with like effect as if he were present and testified in this action, subject to all legal objections to its relevancy, competency, and materiality.
