Sentence examples for this will in effect be from inspiring English sources

This will in effect be a wider version of the English Baccalaureate measure, which some have criticised as being too narrow, although that measure will remain.

A person who accepts this challenge will, in effect, be addressing the larger philosophical problem of knowledge of the external world.

A person who accepts this challenge will, in effect, be addressing the larger philosophical problem of our knowledge of the external world.

Under the new rules, this year's election will, in effect, be 76 mini elections.

And re-imposing sanctions will, in effect, be the death knell of the Deal.

The change will mean the Scottish government will, in effect, be able to end the bedroom tax in Scotland.

The ensuing debate will, in effect, be over how to run the Fed when Alan Greenspan is no longer chairman.

So banks will, in effect, be lending the government money to buy shares in themselves.

He will, in effect, be throwing himself at the mercy of voters.

They will be bought by a public-private fund or funds in which taxpayers will, in effect, be partners with hedge funds and private equity groups.

But the president will, in effect, be granting millions of migrants currently in the US illegally permission to remain in the country without fear of deportation.