Sentence examples for same practical effect from inspiring English sources

"It has literally the same practical effect in many communities as outright government censorship," Ms. Strossen added.

But while an ITC exclusion order has the same practical effect as an injunction issued by an ordinary court, the Supreme Court's ruling didn't apply to the ITC.

Those same policy justifications apply when the Court is considering a motion to stay on grounds of forum non conveniens that would have the same practical effect as dismissal.

Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah voted present because he said he was wary of the precedent a no vote would set, even though anything other than a yes vote had the same practical effect on the outcome.

An inspection of the record shows beyond any peradventure of doubt that the testimony used in the last trial showing what took place during Ashcraft's examination might well have had the same practical effect on the jury the written unsigned confession might have had, had it been introduced.

Mr. Lister said there was no hard evidence that Qatar was arming the Nusra Front, but he said that because of existing militant dynamics, the transfer of Qatari-provided arms to certain targeted groups would result in the same practical effect.

The transmission line model has the same spectrum as the measured reflection coefficient of wire under test (WUT) so that same practical effects such as skin and proximity effects, signal loss, dispersion and frequency dependent signal propagation can be exactly incorporated.

But it had no immediate practical effect, as same-sex marriage was not recognized anywhere at the time.

Ultimately, however, the ruling's practical effect is the same as it would have been if the court had struck down the ban: Same-sex marriages can resume in the Golden State.

But his political beliefs demonstrated the same contempt of consequence, the same elevation of pure motive over practical effects, the same lack of self-awareness.

The practical effect has been much the same as government intervention: the yen has risen only slightly against the dollar.