Compulsory school attendance can be viewed as, in effect, a form of censorship, and so are the controls on sale of firearms and the taxes on tobacco and liquor.
The ongoing distinction between a theatrical release and home viewing is in effect a protection racket for movie theatres as well as for big-budget producers and distributors, and it's hard to know why critics and editors go along with it.
Last December, after Mr. Obama agreed to extend the Bush tax cuts — a move that many people, myself included, viewed as in effect a concession to Republican blackmail — Marc Ambinder of The Atlantic asked why the deal hadn't included a rise in the debt limit, so as to forestall another hostage situation (my words, not Mr. Ambinder's).
This view is in effect a kind of restriction on self-reference.[13] The theory of transcasus has nothing to do with the fallacy secundum quid et simpliciter, although it too seems to have had its origins in antiquity.
But since this view is in effect an attack on the major economic interests of the west, the question is how the rapporteur thinks change can be brought about.
Inasmuch as it is the distinctive function of protocol sentences to report one's evidence, a view about what sorts of contents a protocol sentence might have is in effect a view about what sorts of things can count as evidence.
In April, Herzog gave a speech emphasizing his centrist views, in effect associating himself with Ya'alon.
Smaller sites will only be linked on a fraction of the total home page views – in effect, Yahoo is turning down the firehose for those that can't handle it.
It gets richer with each viewing; the director, Peyton Reed, serves up, in effect, a Douglas Sirk melodrama for fourteen-year-olds.
A key motif is that of the prison: in an apparent allusion to Plato's myth of the cave, More distinguishes between actual confinement in a cell, rated as a prison in the opinion of the common people, and the more philosophical view that the whole earth is, in effect, a prison and all its inhabitants under sentence of death (CWM 12, 269 70).
