Sentence examples similar to returns to effect from inspiring English sources

With the district court injunction now stayed, the original laws governing marriage in Utah return to effect pending final resolution by the courts.

The French at Lesina did not respond to Hoste's note, and the British squadron was eventually forced to return to Lissa to effect repairs.

He returned after the conflict to effect a reconciliation between the British and the Boers.

Prior treatment with advanced cardiac life support, defibrillation, and multiple doses of vasopressor and antiarryhthmic medications had failed to effect return of spontaneous circulation.

My hypothesis is that being a serial creator – someone who has created 2 or more projects on Kickstarter – has a positive effect on probability of campaign success but there are diminishing marginal returns to this effect.

Nor is it very likely to effect the return of the hapless corporal, unharmed.

Not until the second American edition of 1839 did Cooper appear to return to his first novel to effect a revision.

"The security cabinet discussed ways to effect the return of fallen soldiers and of civilians held in the Gaza Strip... and decided that (the bodies of militants) should be buried, rather than returned," the statement said.

"Not even it just not being stolen, but for the public transit people to be organized enough & care enough to effect its return".

It's a haunting image that returns to devastating effect later on, as the gas chambers loom.

This technique, memorably deployed in German film-maker Tom Tykwer's hyperkinetic action pic Run Lola Run, returns to greater effect later, when Nick contemplates things that might have contributed to his cancer.