Sentence examples for was issued effectively from inspiring English sources

In October 2011, a clarification to the amended rules was issued, effectively banning "exotic" engine maps; in November, further amendments were introduced, completely banning the practice of blowing exhaust gasses over parts of the car to improve downforce, following a bid by several teams to allow it under certain conditions.

Government communication uses official channels through which official messages are issued to effectively dispel public suspicion and to guide public opinion toward the maintenance of social stability.

The attached document reflects the UNICEF component of the UN Joint Flash Appeal to be issued to respond effectively to the crisis.

Corrections or revisions must be issued separately to be effectively published.

Indeed, the official announcement of Omar's death and Mansour's appointment as his replacement sparked widespread resentment within the Taliban when it became clear that Mansour had effectively been issuing orders in Mullah Omar's name for the previous two years while the knowledge of Omar's death was kept secret from the rest of the Taliban rank and file.

What Clegg is doing is effectively issuing the same sort of "vote for stability" message that David Cameron is issuing.

Heineken is effectively issuing shares in its operating company as well as its holding company to pay for the Femsa unit.

On Sunday, Romney suggested that the reason McCain was harping on the withdrawal issue was to effectively change the political subject from economic matters.

Any capacity they may have had to change the culture of politics and champion women's issues, was effectively undermined.

He did not address Section 5 and the constitutionality of preclearance, but the issue was effectively moot.

On Friday Xenophon warned he wouldn't deal with any government legislation until the water issue was sorted out, effectively holding the ABCC bill to ransom.