Sentence examples for operations in effect from inspiring English sources

General Odierno returned to Washington last February after 15 months in Iraq as commander of day-to-day military operations, in effect General Petraeus's senior deputy.

Another possibility is that BAE might also take VT's shipbuilding operations, in effect bringing the bulk of Britain's naval shipbuilding under single ownership.

As Nixon withdrew U.S. forces, Congress in 1973 cut off funding for "offensive" operations, in effect ratifying what by then was the president's stated course.

He also said there are training operations in effect in Jordan, where the US Defence Department has placed roughly 150 Army special operations soldiers to work with Jordanian troops on chemical and biological weapons security.

The "protected" part of a "protected series" comes from the statutory benefit that the assets and operations of each tranche of equity is protected from the liabilities of other tranches and their assets and operations -- in effect, each tranche is "walled off" from every other tranche (and the parent organization), and to a significant degree exists as its own entity.

That, of course, would negatively impact the profits of U.S. companies with overseas operations, in effect further slowing our economy.

(Another headache-making pretzel of logic: the NRA is planning on "scoring" Issa's contempt vote, vowing to "consider" members' votes when deciding endorsements … and it's a vote against contempt that will count against candidates, despite the fact that the ATF operation, in effect, gave gun sellers the kind of commercial freedom the NRA says it stands for).

As the Korea Times, an English-language newspaper, put it this week: "South Korea is walking a tightrope .This week, too, Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, visited Washington, DC, agreeing with Barack Obama's administration on a revision of guidelines covering the two countries' defence co-operation, in effect strengthening the bilateral alliance.

Wyle had wanted to ask residents how they feel about aircraft noise; how the noise compared to a year ago; if they understand what touch-and-go landings are (repeated takeoffs and landings by student pilots); if they are aware that a moratorium on such operations was in effect, and how effective they believe the moratorium has been in reducing noise.

§ 3809.423 How long does my plan of operations remain in effect?

One study suggests that these large operations receive, in effect, a $24 subsidy for each hog raised.