Though it does that by, in effect, transforming the phone into a glorified feature phone.
They argued that this had in effect transformed the judge into a witness for the prosecution.
Such a maneuver would, in effect, transform the Supreme Court into a third elected branch of the federal government, instead of a nonpartisan guardian of the Constitution.
Mrs. Clinton's emphasis on measures to, in effect, transform the economy here -- from its traditional if now faltering manufacturing base to one geared to the Internet -- came in addition to a more typical prescription for the region's problems.
Michelin reckons this arrangement, which is now being tested in cars, could make other conventional parts, like shock absorbers, unnecessary.Such a wheel would, in effect, transform Michelin from being a tyremaker into an engine and suspension supplier as well.
It meant so much to so many because Munster, for years, had supplied the tournament with so many vivid splashes of colour, in effect transforming European club rugby into something as breathlessly appealing as the international game, if not more so.
Block opposed the injunction, saying it would, in effect, transform every violation of department guidelines into a federal crime.
This, in effect, transformed the magistrates from being representatives of the people, to being representatives of the dictator.
Earlier, in a media interview, Del Rosario went as far as characterizing the ADIZ as a "threat that China will control the air space [in the East China Sea]", in effect transforming an entire air zone into "China's domestic air space".
