Sentence examples for is effectively asking from inspiring English sources

Who are we, Newman is effectively asking, to judge that FGM is so wrong?

The offense is effectively asking Chrebet to move without the ball.

What the minister is effectively asking those about to enter university is to indenture themselves into a life of debt.

The agency is effectively asking Chinese auditors to flout local law, or China to cast off its preoccupation with state secrecy.

In cutting payroll taxes and expanding job subsidies, the White House is effectively asking firms to react to price signals rather than quantity signals.

In offering voters a referendum, Papandreou is effectively asking his countrymen to choose which option they like least: more austerity or an exit from the euro zone.

But the fact is, added Simon, that for at least the last two presidencies "this kind of data collection has been a baseline logic of an American anti-terrorism effort that is effectively asked to find the needles before they are planted into haystacks, to prevent even such modest, grass-rooted conspiracies as the Boston Marathon bombing before they occur".

Labour market conditions are all measured 5 years previously, at the beginning of the migration period.17 Since we include origin LMA fixed effects, we are effectively asking how mobility responds to changes in local economic opportunities.

I was effectively asking everybody in the world to beat me up, but nobody did.

But there's no free lunch: by demanding lower fees for some now, they're effectively asking for higher taxes for everyone later.

I was effectively asking: 'What have you done with my mother?'" Indeed, The Powerbook has sometimes been read as a roman a clef about her 13-year relationship with the Australian broadcaster and academic Peggy Reynolds, which ended after the novel was published.