Sentence examples for measure effectively from inspiring English sources

Leaders of the Democratic-controlled Senate have said that they will not act on the repeal measure, effectively scuttling it.

The most significant measure effectively bars the use of the United States dollar in trading or investment.

"This compromise measure effectively brings per-pupil spending for the Roosevelt School District on par with the rest of Nassau County".

Republicans said the measure effectively took the threat of a government default off the table if the debt ceiling was breached.

But much of this will prove irrelevant if the government pushes ahead with its plans to water down the EBacc measure, effectively making geography (and history) optional at GCSE.

One of the most contentious laws was approved in California in 1999; the measure effectively provided an exemption to churches but not to religiously affiliated hospitals, universities or social service organizations.

These effects seem too numerous and short-lived to be measured effectively with currently available instruments.

Nonetheless, a policy of shifting heavy industry outside Beijing and last-minute traffic-control measures effectively reduced smog levels.

A variety of direct and indirect government measures effectively prevent foreign takeovers of Canadian banks and large insurance companies.

The slide strongly suggests that the care of asylum seekers was not being measured effectively by the scheme that governs IHMS.

An NHS hospital trust in south London has become the first to be placed under special measures – effectively calling in the administrators to a bankrupt company – after amassing an unsustainable deficit of £150m.