Sentence examples for proposal effectively from inspiring English sources

(Democrats threatened to filibuster the proposal, effectively killing it).

The league has not responded to the union's proposal, effectively rejecting it as well.

The environmental law consultancy, ClientEarth, was concerned that the new proposal effectively derogated responsibility for urgent climate change actions agreed at COP21 to the business sector.

After more than three days of debate, the Senate voted 50 to 48 against moving forward on the proposal, effectively killing it for now.

But at its annual meeting in Manhattan, the state bar association, through its House of Delegates, accepted many parts of the proposal, effectively promising to work for changes in state law.

The Labour leader, who made the case for a living wage during the Labour leadership election in 2010, said the proposal, effectively a regionally set minimum wage, had "real potential".

After a crisis of this magnitude, it amazes me that some of our reform proposals effectively maintain the status quo in so many critical areas".

"One year to implement such ambitious proposals effectively alongside the vast number of concurrent reforms is a tall order".

These approaches prevent designers from understanding the perceptive worlds of local societies previously mentioned, and from delineate proposals effectively addressed to real users.

By cutting short the necessary review period, the proposals effectively shift oversight authority from the community and our elected officials to for-profit corporations for wireless equipment installations that can have significant health, safety, and aesthetic impacts when those companies have little, if any, interest to respect these concerns.

Mr. Spano's latest proposal would effectively erase those cuts.