The worst private outfits serve, in effect, as money-launderers.
Whether art can serve to effect change, environmentally or otherwise, is always debatable.
The International Atomic Energy Agency is the treaty's enforcement arm; other nuclear agreements often serve, in effect, as codicils.
On top of that, new products often still need the kinks worked out, so early users serve, in effect, as beta testers.
The film - and the bacchanal that accompanied it - would serve, in effect, as a splashy, lurid unpaid advertisement for the town.
Second, a GST would also replace a welter of state taxes and other levies that serve, in effect, as protectionist barriers, impeding a true internal market in India.
It was also a first for Americans: an English cook had come to this country to serve, in effect, English food, for two centuries the most mocked cuisine in the world.
The signaling from the extracellular matrix may serve to effect cell differentiation and to modulate the response to cytokines.
This is particularly true for outcomes for which vitality, function, activity or any of the range of health-relevant correlates of relative activity may serve as effect modifiers.
Additionally, intrathoracically injection of venom could cause serve neurotoxic effects on zebrafish and death at higher concentrations.
Yet Libertarians are now serving, in effect, as Democratic Party operatives.
