Word: effective
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...country jurisdiction over off-duty offenses-have worked out in a way that has become one of the wonders of international law (TIME, June 17). One day last week, in a decision that could well rank with other legal history shapers, the Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 in effect that the status-of-forces agreements are constitutional...
...house, on home mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration, 2) boost the Administration's original housing budget by 104% to almost $2 billion. The President noted that the added spending was not mandatory, implying that he might take his time putting the new law into full effect...
...said Allon, the Arabs, led by Egypt, have in effect maintained the state of war that supposedly ended with the 1948 armistice...
...would be a mistake to regard Thieves' Carnival solely as a play. Anouilh went back to some of the Moliere works and resurrected the term comedie ballet. For its full effect, this show relies heavily on dancing. The roles of the Musician, the two policemen and the nursemaid are all dancing parts...
...ultraviolet inactivation contend that it definitely produces a superior vaccine. Of this there is no proof. But there is reason to fear that some vaccine already used may have been no more potent than colored water in conferring protection against paralytic polio. A further unanswered question is the effect of storage on potency. Manufacturers may store vaccine under refrigeration for six months after potency testing; once it is released from their coolers, it must be used within six months. All vaccine deteriorates somewhat with time; a batch that barely scrapes by the potency tests might well be worthless before...