The standoff followed a Guardian investigation into the treatment of workers at Sports Direct's Derbyshire headquarters that found they were subject to surveillance and lengthy searches which meant effectively they earned less than the minimum wage.
I registered with them, paying a deposit of $200,000 and then arranged to leverage myself to two and a half times that amount -- which meant, effectively, that I was starting off this new phase of my trading career with half a million dollars at my disposal.
Under observation, we act less free, which means we effectively *are* less free.
But Luis Cabral, a Portuguese economist and professor at New York University, said the court still went beyond a legal ruling and delivered what amounted to "a significant political statement," which means that "effectively, government expenditure cannot be reduced".
He can reach all the par fives comfortably, which means he effectively starts each round at two or three under par. 5. He's putting great: Among the pros, it's long been a truism that when Tiger drives it straight and putts well he's virtually unbeatable, especially at Augusta, where sloped and slick greens place a premium on performing with the flat stick.
Under observation, we act less free, which means we effectively *are* less free," he wrote.
"Sony won't budge from the idea of broadband or nothing, which means it effectively has no Internet connection for modem households," says Gabrielle Mitchell, Sega.com's marketing director.
"Sony won't budge from the idea of broadband or nothing, which means it effectively has no Internet connection for modem households," says Gabrielle Mitchell, director of Sega.com.
You can plug the unit into your PC or Mac and it will recognize the BitHead and use it as an external USB audio card — which means you effectively get a digital input, in addition to the analog minijack.
"That's a difference of around 10% which means it's effectively like throwing away £10 for every £100 you spend on holiday".
