Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...four, faculty members agreed that Labor has done well since taking over the government. "I noticed in the campaign," Holcombe stated, "that there were no serious proposals to change any of the important part of the Labor program now in effect...
Beer said that the British economic recovery record in very good. "Visitors don't see the effect," he explained, "because of the new system of distribution used by Labor...
When Du Pont ran short of office space during World War II, its engineers designed a new L-shaped desk which was, in effect, a small semi-enclosed office. The desk had a 6-ft. partition attached to two sides, could be moved anywhere on an open floor. By grouping them judiciously, Du Pont found that it could save 30% of its floor space...
This view greatly overestimates the importance of size. If 65 men in each House were changed from non-resident to resident status, it could not have any crucial effect on House functions and would eventually allow everyone to live in a House. This would also case the rent problem for students, and enable the University to rent more rooms in the outside dormitories to graduate students...
Harvard was big news last weekend in Washington and Baltimore newspapers. They carried copy to the effect that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of the nation's oldest university had seen fit to dispatch a note to the Navy objecting to the "informer clause" of the NROTC loyalty certificate...