Sentence examples for in effect delivering from inspiring English sources

In return for, in effect, delivering Mr Rajapakse to power, Mr Prabhakaran was promised cash, Colonel Karuna in chains and recognition of the Tigers' control of the east.

Several years ago, in collaboration with investigators at Aduro Biotech, he successfully inserted cancer antigens into Listeria to stimulate both an "innate" immune response and a potent "acquired" immune response, in effect delivering a one-two punch to cancer cells.

A few days earlier, the Philharmonic's board had decided not to renew Mr. Masur's contract, which was set to expire in 2002, and Mr. Masur was, in effect, delivering his response with an astonishingly vital, charged reading of this thrice-familiar score.

Appearing before the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on health and the environment, Kessler also said several tobacco companies chemically regulate nicotine by adding ammonia, a substance that "liberates" nicotine from the tobacco blend, in effect delivering more nicotine to the smoker.

His eulogy for the late party leader was, in effect, delivered in a biography of Lenin that Trotsky wrote for the 13th edition (1926) of the Encyclopædia Britannica.

The current focus in terms of opportunities is now returning to "quality" rather than the "quanity" that large scale automation in effect delivered.

Not only did he in effect deliver three Budgets this year – keeping accountants busy with one pre-election, one post-election and an Autumn Statement – he also revived his Thatcherite impulse with a spate of privatisations.

Plus: "The Material Ghost" (Gilberto Perez), the most recent book on the list, which I include under slightly artificial pretenses, because much of its impact on me was, in effect, delivered personally, many years before its publication, through its author's inspired and inspiring teaching, as well as through the prior publication, in periodicals, of some of its essays.

ONE of the quirks in Britain's fiscal arrangements is that over the past 15 or so years the chancellor of the exchequer has in effect delivered two budgets each year, one in the spring and one at the end of the year.

To soften the first night it took the first lady, who, in dulcet tones but to devastating effect, delivered an exquisitely crafted speech that linked her personal love for her husband to devout Democrats' endless love affair with both of them.

Epic in scale, while told in the restricting view of the first person, Castor's book sets out, in effect, to deliver to the modern reader Henry VIII as unreliable narrator of his own life.