Sentence examples for that has effectively from inspiring English sources

The Army made an exemption to a uniform policy that has effectively prevented Sikhs from enlisting since 1984.

(Rangers was docked 10 points for entering administration — a penalty that has effectively ended their title hopes).

All are victims of a crippled society that has effectively outlawed humanity and made innocence a crime.

So with Apple setting its UK charging rate at 79p, that has effectively become the industry standard.

In 1983 the church supported a constitutional change that has effectively outlawed abortion.With all the main political parties favouring marriage equality, the referendum proved an unequal contest.

Over the course of this elegant, slim novella, we discover the terrible "incident" from the past that links them – one that has effectively arrested their psychological development.

The crowd at Wimbledon, a tournament that has effectively blended tradition and modernity, has embraced electronic line-calling through the Hawkeye system.

Brian Corbett, a Corrections Department spokesman, said, "It is a proven system that has effectively prevented the spread of H.I.V. — an incurable disease — within our system".

The clean racing standard is the standard that has effectively and appropriately protected the health and welfare of horses through time.

In other words, by writing of McCarthy's viewpoint in strictly "neutral" terms keeps the myth alive despite scientific evidence that has effectively proved it to be unsupportable.

In Europe, the arrival of genetically modified (GM) foods in the 1990s triggered a public relations disaster that has effectively closed the industry down.