Mr. Fine says the Justice Department is "effectively allowing Amazon to decide how much books will cost," but neither he nor any of the critics of the antitrust action point to anything illegal that Amazon has done.
Obama officially maintains that the U.S. is seeking President Bashar Assad's ouster, but through inaction, the U.S. is effectively allowing the Syrian government to retake the country from the rebel groups that oppose it.
In appointing Galassi president and publisher of the company, Straus has even been effectively allowed to name his successor.
"Some members of the press have been effectively allowed to 'bully' both ordinary and well known people, all in the pursuit of a good story.
The Enron board signed off on a system in which Fastow, as both the C.F.O. of the company and the head of an outside entity that was doing business with it, was effectively allowed to negotiate with himself.
The Argentinian looked the ideal addition but he was effectively allowed to slip through the net as the £40,000,001 bid for Suárez, an offer designed to test a threshold in the Uruguayan's contract and spark negotiations, did not trigger the supposed clause.
"Having completed the selection of clubs for a competition, purportedly in accordance with agreed rules, it succumbs to pressure and offers of money from third party commercial entities, who are effectively allowed to buy places in the league for clubs that were not selected," he said.
ITProPortal noted that, since the price of both models is identical, consumers that purchased the third-generation iPad within this time frame were effectively allowed to exchange their discontinued device for the fourth generation model.
Regardless of who held the top jobs, no officer had firm control over his peers, and the respective corps commanders were effectively allowed to independently rule their own regions in return for ongoing support of the junta.
Citing the wireless proposal, Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, said over the weekend that the F.C.C. was effectively allowing discrimination on the mobile Net, a fast-growing sector.
