Sentence examples for that would effectively be from inspiring English sources

We advocate a 30-mile-per-hour limit that would effectively be 35.

In return for its concessions, the government would like to see them spend a certain number of years in specially created zones that would effectively be prisons.

A significant issue to be negotiated in Geneva is the nature of the interim authority that would effectively be the trustee for Iraqi interests pending the drafting of a constitution and elections.

The bombshell came when he told his ex-employer that he planned to start a Web site that would effectively be an online version of Lex, the paper's franchise column.

But Philip Hammondd, the Foreign Secretary, told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that a unilateral veto for Parliament on EU laws was "not achievable" because "that would effectively be the end of the EU".

Given that the first generation Echo does not include a camera, any future version that did would effectively be something rather new and different.

If the Supreme Court did that, it would effectively be saying that states have the right to define marriage as they see fit, but that once same-sex marriage has been legalized in a given state, citizens' right to it becomes vested.

However, he added: "I think there would be some kind of irony that they would effectively be buying back a business that they previously had".

Most Pashtuns, the country's ethnic majority, hail from the south and east, meaning that they would effectively be disenfranchised in an honest election.

In the view of Yukos's lawyers, a ruling on that issue would effectively be a final decision on the claim itself.

Higher taxes, they say, strike fear in voters already threatened by the precarious economy, as do Mr. McCain's charges that Mr. Obama would effectively be a socialist.