Sentence examples for mark the effective from inspiring English sources

Liberal Democrat plans to return academies to local authority control could mark the effective abolition of the academies programme (or at least the removal of one of its defining characteristics); Conservative plans to turn ever more schools into academies, and encourage parents to open academies in their area, could mark the effective abolition of local education authorities.

Alas, these moves could also mark the effective death of the dollar.

David Cameron's speech at the British Museum on Monday marked the effective start of the remain campaign.

If, as expected, Romney wins in Wisconsin and Maryland, today marks the effective end of the Republican primary campaign.

Their passage marks the effective surrender of forces opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Aleppo and a major victory for the government and its allies, including Russia.

An air silica structured fibre is designed with air holes placed in circular rings marking the effective Fresnel zones of the waveguide.

Buy from Amazon.comTHE Republican Party's nomination of Barry Goldwater for president in July 1964 marked the effective end of Nelson Rockefeller's lifelong ambition to win America's highest office.

The emergence of improved remedies in the King's Court during the late 12th century led to the elaboration and standardization of these rules, which marked the effective origin of the common law.

Only a vote of two-thirds of the members of both the US Senate and House of Representatives can override a presidential veto, which is why the support of 34 senators marks the effective finishing line.

In November, senior United Nations and Western officials said Mitrovica was unstable and marked the effective partition of Kosovo, proof that the NATO-led peacekeeping troops known as KFOR had not extended their authority throughout the province.

Fukuyama, who first came to public attention in 1989 with his contention that the rise of the liberal democratic state marked the effective "end of history," sees the Islamic world today as roughly where Europe was during its industrial age.