"It allows you time to deal with what has transpired and effectively plan your next move".
One strategist who is close to both Clintons said, "A combination of events and circumstances has transpired that has effectively disabled Hillary Clinton from having an effective launch of her Senate career on the terms she had hoped for".
"Based upon the events that transpired," the report said, "his ability to effectively supervise personnel performing duties on the right of way was extremely lacking".
The events that transpire between Halloween 4 and Halloween 6 are effectively ignored in 1998's Halloween H20: 20 Years Later.
If it transpires that many GPs have failed to communicate that effectively, then it will be as well to pause and ask how well they will fare at thornier tasks, such as managing contracts with mighty hospital trusts and rationing costly drugs.
China may have cleared the way for President Xi Jinping to effectively remain in power for life, but it has not transpired without protest.
Curaçao police spokesman Reggie Huggins told the press the next day that the Summer Bliss had been on its way to the island on a transhipment from Guyana (it later transpired that the boat had actually set off from neighbouring Suriname), to effectively refuel and move on.
To them, they own, effectively, the universities and thus should have full control over the activities that transpire, including the right to shut down courses, professors, and curricula that don't comport with their mindset, which is predominantly anti-capitalistic, anti-free markets, pro-governmental intervention.
In essence, they'd still effectively be in the queue, which caused subsequent users to expect a longer wait than would ultimately transpire.
That will transpire presently. . . .
