Sentence examples for which effectively gives from inspiring English sources

Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox, where son James is chief executive, owns a 39.1% stake in Sky which effectively gives it control of the broadcaster.

The six justices who denied the request to lift the stay before dawn on October 18th were mum as to why; they released no reasoning for the decision, which effectively gives Texas's questionable voter law a pass.

In amassing trade surpluses, Germany has enjoyed several advantages: an advanced manufacturing sector; the ability to get primary products and services from other members of the European Union; and being in the eurozone, which effectively gives the country a devalued currency, making its exports more attractive.

Skimlinks, the platform which effectively gives publishers control over affiliate links and content monetization, has completed a growth financing round led by Greycroft Partners.

What does work in Google's favour is the free unlimited Google Photos storage which effectively gives both Pixels unlimited storage, but how effectively this can be communicated to the general public is unknown.

At this week's Macworld the company will be showing off its upcoming iPhone application, which effectively gives iPhone owners instant access to their Cable TVs and Tivos from anywhere they have a network connection.

A month later Moshoeshoe agreed to honour the constitution, which effectively gave executive power to the prime minister.

The only consensus was that the majority opinion, which effectively gave George W. Bush the presidency, already had its place in political history.

Younger thought his career in policing had prepared him completely when tasked with the job which effectively gave him just four months from February to June in which to conclude his part of the investigation.

She set new standards, which effectively give plaintiffs the right to ask that investment banks provide expanded levels of e-mail traffic that may take a significant effort to retrieve, if the plaintiff proves that the messages are relevant to the case.

One said it hoped Mr Wen could "rub off some of his forward-looking spirit on our reticent leaders".There has been no indication that Mr Tung is even thinking of stepping down, nor that China (which effectively gave him the job in 1997) wants him to do so at least not yet.