The government was in effect ordered to exempt carers after a judge ruled last year that it unlawfully discriminated against disabled people by capping benefits for relatives who cared for them full time.
Most other members of the coalition some of whom were, in effect, ordered to take part, rather than asked are contributing little, with only three mounting air strikes: Pakistan has refused to send troops.
So far he has won praise by calling for China's constitutional protections to be put in effect, ordering officials to cut pomp and setting in motion an anticorruption campaign.
Some councils felt they were, in effect, being ordered to keep teacher numbers the same even if they felt there were better uses of their cash.
In effect, in order to be lovable, a menopausal woman has to repair her sex drive, at a time when nature naturally is phasing it out.
What would it mean for Jesus to put your church out of business, in effect, in order to start something new?
In April, the Supreme Court rejected the Bush administration's argument that it had no authority to regulate carbon dioxide from motor vehicles and, in effect, ordered the Enviromental Protection Agency to come up with a plan for doing so.
The Supreme Court in effect ordered the E.P.A. to do just that last April, when it declared carbon dioxide a pollutant subject to regulatory control.
His lawyers won an injunction that, in effect, ordered the tour to give him a cart.
Now it is in effect under orders not to discuss nuclear power at all, according to a radio host who resigned in protest on January 30th.
