Sentence examples for it effectively allows from inspiring English sources

It effectively allows almost any significant group of opponents to block reform.

Mandatory disclosure of the agent's information is harmful because it effectively allows the outsider to communicate directly with the principal and provide lower quality information.

It effectively allows anyone anywhere in the world with an internet connection to swap files, be they music, pictures, words or films, with anyone else.

This simple addition taps into the increasingly image-based way in which we communicate online; it effectively allows users to create micro memes that may only be relevant to a small group.

With the addition of 90° plies preventing the 0° fibres from splitting, it effectively allows the dependence of fibre-direction tensile strength on high through-thickness stresses to be studied.

Aimed at allowing everyone to trade more or less as if they are in the same country, it effectively allows Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway to be part of the EU's single market in return for accepting the principles of free movement of people, goods, services and capital.

The "War on Terror" provided the supporters of "unitary executive theory" with an unprecedented opportunity to act without any oversight whatsoever, but what made it even more shocking in its execution was that it effectively allowed no questions to be asked about whether or not the administration's policies were misguided, overzealous, or just plain wrong.

A U.S. district court dissolved the partnership; but instead of requiring an auction of the Star, it effectively allowed Angulo to buy out Nemazee's stake.

"It also effectively allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by paying 'blood money' to a girl who was injured when he raped her," the US charity Human Rights Watch said.

While the replay permits game officials to assume the appropriate degree of responsibility for the proper conduct of the game, it also effectively allows an individual team or player to assume more accountability for a victory or loss.

Similar business practices could be applied to accepting prison inmates and, indeed, Eclectic's contract effectively allows it to reject inmates it considers likely to be troublesome, said La Honda warden Tom Keohane, a retired federal prisons warden.