She added that since the order was made against persons unknown, it could in effect catch any of Birmingham's 24,000 students engaging in stationary protest if the university chose to take them to court.
One effect caught my ear: in the bars leading up to the lushly lyrical second theme of the first movement, Fischer asked for a pristine, precisely tuned sound from the strings, with little vibrato.
But I'd charged back in too soon and the after-effects caught up with me.
There, the play is meant to "catch the conscience of the king," but here, the king in question has no conscience, and, in effect, must be caught by direct action.
"The fact we've got in effect an athlete caught is evidence we are determined to work in partnership to route out anyone misusing substances".
In effect, the economy is caught between headwinds and tailwinds that have roughly cancelled each other out.
In effect, Mr. Obama is now caught between trying to work out a deal with Mr. Putin, with whom he has been feuding lately, or trying to win over Republicans in the House who have made it their mission to block his agenda.
When reviewing prices every few years, the regulator could then set tough price caps for those which had been less effective at controlling costs, in effect forcing them to catch up with the standards of the best.Even a privately owned tube would require subsidies for investment and operating costs.
Coyness is understandable since Read, in effect, is sending a "catch us if you can" message to the US lawmakers – and President Barack Obama – who regard tax inversions as "unpatriotic".
In effect, though, the president was caught between his messaging and the likelihood of inaction on Capitol Hill.
