How To Use Effectuate In A Sentence
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The Court will likely hold that U.S. citizens detained as enemy combatants have the right to challenge their detention in court via the writ of habeas corpus, and that they have some limited right to counsel to effectuate this right.
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I stand by my previous statements about how to effectuate changes in the political process.
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The microcontroller assures control of switch means, such as triacs, switches and relays, and ensures that braking is effectuated regardless of the phase in the power cycle of the alternating current.
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The Pledge of Allegiance with all of its intended meaning does not effectuate an establishment of religion.
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Defending a citizen accused of a crime is hard enough without the added monetary and reputational incentive to effectuate an arrest for personal profit and aggrandizement.
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Who is going to stop the Saudis from funding insurgents and who is going to prevent the Pakistanis from helping the Taliban run roughshod through Afghanistan like they did when they effectuated the Taliban's rise in the mid-90s?
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Effectuated rage is a forbidden concept in the politics of adult education.
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But the combination of the Web and mobile devices—be it an eBook reader, phone, netbook, or laptop—is sufficient infrastructure to effectuate all kinds of transactions, small and large.
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Anyone who uses the word effectuate is a certified asshat and must be disposed of immediately.
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Last week, the order was effectuated with the boys being removed from Sheen's home and placed with Mueller.
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With tactics such as definition, cultural persuaders create knowledge and effectuate control over that which they describe.
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The fact that multiple causes may have effectuated the loss does not negate any single cause; the fact that multiple acts concurred in infliction of injury does not nullify any single contributory act.
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Sullivan 1963, the Supreme Court condemned informal censorship effectuated by veiled threats of adverse government action as prohibited by the First Amendment.
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Sure, the private sector innovates best, but only government has the power and resources to effectuate universal compliance.
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In his motion, Mr. Weekes argued that there is a conflict of interest when the police department is paying a detective and she is also being paid to effectuate an arrest for her own financial and reputational profit.
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With tactics such as definition, cultural persuaders create knowledge and effectuate control over that which they describe.
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Based on the track record of the past decade for Avon, we wonder whether this management team even partially revamped can effectively effectuate much needed sustainable change on the company," Sanford Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj wrote in a research report Wednesday.
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The microcontroller assures control of switch means, such as triacs, switches and relays, and ensures that braking is effectuated regardless of the phase in the power cycle of the alternating current.
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She has completely ignored that the 21st Amendment was enacted to effectuate the repeal of the 18th Amendment.
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This disposition often resulted in a general upsurge in the overall economy and served to effectuate the general distribution of land wealth.
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So what kind of metamorphosis does the photograph as a form of animation effectuate?
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He's going to put together an administration of people who can effectuate his vision.
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Increased congressional use of federal executive agencies to administer federal statutes and to promulgate regulations which effectuate legislative policies.
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If the purpose of law, broadly speaking, is to effectuate political change, then, clearly, judges are political actors who must be accountable to the public like other politicians.
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In addition to being present at proceedings, parents are encouraged, and sometimes ordered, to participate in ensuring that the order of court is effectuated.
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Its purpose was to enable the states to better effectuate their police powers by eliminating the discrimination in favor of out-of-state sellers.
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Furthermore, India's nonwestern nationalists failed to consider that constructing a strong, stable, multiculturally tolerant, viable nation-state required, and could only be effectuated after, establishing vertical and horizontal political legitimacy.
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I think we can best effectuate change with more stringent campaign laws that end the constant reelection cycle that marks our political system.
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The DVD CCA was the instrumentality that they used to effectuate the boycott.
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George Atallah, the union's assistant executive director of external affairs, was dismissive of Batterman's remarks, saying they come from the person that effectuated a year-long lockout for the NHL.
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External actors should support and encourage indigenous actors who are engaging in internal discourse to legitimize and effectuate a particular human right.
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they then took to the streets and risked life and limb to effectuate change.
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Other reporting from the field indicates the use of a combined-arms offensive - employing ground maneuver forces, artillery and aircraft - to effectuate the assault on Samarra.
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Accordingly, the Court has authority to do all that is necessary to effectuate the grant of its appellate jurisdiction under section 73 of the Constitution.
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To effectuate this was the work of Alfieri -- of Alfieri, who, of all men, was most interested to keep Mme. d'Albany in her husband's house; of Alfieri, who, of all men, was the least fitted for any kind of underhand practices.
The Countess of Albany
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Typically, contracts are construed to effectuate the parties' intent - and here, their intent, as expressed, in the contract, was to not get married.
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So the morning of the 17th, I discover that an article about the just-effectuated bill from the Canadian Press wire service begins and ends with the case of Will Wilkinson.
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North it means to amend -- to repair -- to put a thing, which is out of order, into such a state as to effectuate, or to be effectual for, its original, or a given purpose; e.g. a cart out of order is sent to the wheelwright's to be fettled.
Notes and Queries, Number 09, December 29, 1849
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Increased congressional use of federal executive agencies to administer federal statutes and to promulgate regulations which effectuate legislative policies.
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But a lawful order has been issued to the relatives, and we think that once the court has had an opportunity to rule on this, that the time has run and that that ought to be effectuated.
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Similarly, our students and faculty also have the opportunity to effectuate change in our society by presenting their views and research to the world.
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For its part, Congress authorized the use of force to effectuate the Security Council resolutions against Iraq.
