21.   By instructing juries in Jones Act cases accordingly, courts can give proper effect to the remedial scheme Congress has created for injured maritime workers.

22.   Consequently, the special-issue structure did not allow the jury to give full effect to mitigating evidence, the court said.

23.   Giving effect to those guiding principles, we think that the essential requirements for seaman status are twofold.

24.   Having identified its members, however, a party can give effect to their views only by selecting and supporting candidates.

25.   He said the justices would feel pressed to give effect to the state law, including the provision permitting recounts.

26.   Newer designs in track lighting originate from a ceiling outlet with a suspended track, giving the effect of a contemporary chandelier.

27.   Pillows on the living room sofa are dressed in embroidered vests, giving the effect of guests who have politely lost their heads.

28.   Slightly longer than cap sleeves, which also turn up this season, they are short and often gathered, giving the effect of little capes over the shoulders.

29.   Some dresses had A-line skirts with hems that curved up in back to show layers of fabric beneath, giving the effect of petticoats.

30.   Some were patterned with clear drops that gave an effect like a waxed car just after the rain, others looked like fine embossed stationery.