Sentence examples for in effect required from inspiring English sources

In other words, instead of saving money by subcontracting its role to private plans, Medicare was in effect required to pay H.M.O.'s a hefty subsidy.

Ms. Schwab said that since Chinese regulations bar foreign suppliers of financial information from directly soliciting customers for their services, they are in effect required to develop new customers only by going through a major Chinese competitor.

You could argue the banks are in effect required to lie to customers or be economical with the truth, as it is an offence to disclose to someone that a Sar has been made if this is likely to prejudice any investigation that might be carried out.

In 2005 the NBA instituted a rule stipulating that domestic players must be at least age 19 and have been out of high school for one year to be eligible for the draft, which in effect required players to spend at least one year in college or on an international professional team before coming to the NBA.

They have been, in effect, required by the Israelis and the U.S., to manage the occupation and control their own people.

Since 2015, the so-called "Prevent duty" has in effect required teachers, doctors and other frontline professionals to report individuals at risk of being drawn into violent and non-violent extremism to the police-led "Channel" support programme.

The most controversial of the American's regulations is the one that, in effect, requires members to be medical doctors.

In effect, requiring higher equity makes both their equity and their debt safer.

This, in effect, requires a charge that no set of circumstances will ever excuse a supplier from performing.

A 1973 consent decree, still in effect, requires the Police Department to select recruits from a list that includes one minority candidate for every white one.

It was not until the final turn that we realized our mooring space was between two other boats, in effect requiring us to parallel park.