Sentence examples for which has in effect from inspiring English sources

The whole system, which has, in effect, bred an underclass with nothing to lose?

But they strongly resist the idea of self-determination for each region as demanded by the Kremlin (which has, in effect, rejected the idea for Russia itself).

"I think the Burmese government needs to understand that its citizenship law, which has in effect rendered the Rohingya a stateless population, is unacceptable.

He likes to talk of the uklad a sinister, all-encompassing structure which has, in effect, stolen the country during the past 15 years.

The widespread use of forced labor in Myanmar remains a major problem and is to be addressed on Nov. 30 by the International Labor Organization, which has in effect already expelled the country from the group.

Castro's greatest obstacle, if he is to insure that his succession plan survives him, is the United States, which has, in effect, been trying to force a transition in Cuba for five decades.

Against all industry expectations, a film which had, in effect, been rejected by audiences in cinemas was rapidly shaping up as a home-viewing hit with both men and women.

In 2003 in Ricci v. DeStefano, a group of white firefighters from New Haven, Connecticut, sued the city for discarding a test, the results of which had in effect barred all African American firefighters from promotion.

Whoever loses at the intermediate appeal stage is sure to resort to the Supreme Court, a process that could take at least another two years.The verdict came in two trials (known as IMI-SIR and Mondadori, after the companies involved) which had, in effect, been rolled into one, as the two had defendants in common.

America's reluctance to apologise fully, in turn, is because of continued operations by Afghan insurgents, from Pakistani soil, who attack and kill NATO soldiers.Pakistan dropped a plan for a transit tax (initially it sought $5,000 per lorry) on NATO supplies, which had in effect been given free passage since the Afghan war began in 2001.

This has all led blog interviewers to ask her whether she's as sad as she seems, to which she has, in effect, been saying no.