Sentence examples for in effect starting from inspiring English sources

A flash-flood watch is in effect starting at noon.

So Mr. Cowell sent word that he was, in effect, starting over.

Over the first nine years that the program could be in effect starting in the 2002 fiscal year, the first to begin after Mr. Bush would take office, the tax cut is estimated by Congress's nonpartisan Joint Tax Committee to reduce federal revenue by about $1.3 trillion.

In announcing yesterday that Britain would accept a renewal (technically, a "second commitment period") of Kyoto, Mr Miliband was in effect starting the climate talks all over again by sending a clear signal – and making a large concession – to developing countries, for whom maintaining the 1997 treaty had taken on almost totemic status.

"The largest impact will come from the rate cuts already in effect starting in January," says Oscar Gonzalez, an economist at John Hancock Financial Services.

Optimal trees were found using a heuristic search with the following options: tree-bisection-reconnection (TBR) branch-swapping, MulTrees option in effect, starting tree obtained via stepwise addition, trees held at each step = 5, and MaxTrees = 100.

Here they are being asked to approve a plan that, in effect, starts from scratch.

"My mother, in effect, started leading her own life," Power said.

The move by Time Warner and EMI in effect starts the clock running anew in their dealings with the European regulators.

Martin Clarke and his team have, in effect, started a new news product on the net sailing under Mail colours: salvation a very distinct and targeted way.

And as transfer fees can be amortised over the length of a player's contract, they can in effect start spending that cash now.