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31. This puts them de facto at a comparative disadvantage.

32. The target of Renminbi's rate regime is a de facto managed floating rate with enough flexibility.

33. Ph. D. is the de facto 'union card' for an academic position.

34. One of the problems with error messages is that they are usually ex post facto reports of failure. They say, "Bad things just happened, and all you can do is acknowledge the catastrophe."

35. For years now, software developers have been hearing about how concurrent programming was going to become the de facto way to program.

36. The terms'' de facto director " and'' shadow director " are not statutory terms.

37. XML is emerging as a de facto standard for information exchange on the web.

38. BGP is the de facto inter - domain routing protocol of the Internet.

39. Strengthening the financial emergency management capacity building, improve the prevention of systemic risk in advance of the coping mechanisms and ex post facto .

40. An interesting by-blow of this plan is the de facto emergence of the city of Wuxi as the China's IoT capitol.

41. Finally, point out that XML has become the de facto standard for exchanging information between computers and computer applications.

42. Bigamy, including legal and de facto bigamy bigamy both cases.

43. Though the king de jure retained the Mandate of Heaven, de facto the title held no real power.

44. Global System for Mobile communications, the most widely used digital mobile phone system and the de facto wireless telephone standard in Europe.

45. In Canada and Greenland, the Inuit circulated almost exclusively north of the "Arctic tree line", the de facto southern border of Inuit society.

46. Iraqi Kurdistan was de facto independent from the central Iraqi government between the Persian Gulf War and the Iraq War, but could not declare statehood out of fear of losing international support.

47. Since its introduction, SOAP over HTTP has become nearly the de facto standard for application-to-application communication over the Internet.

48. A new abrasion resistance material used as the screening panel in coal - cleaning facto - ries is studied.

49. In the press release, Steve Haber, the president of Sony's Digital Reading Business Division, argues that ePub is "quickly becoming the de facto standard for eBooks."

50. Regardless of one's point of view, though, Dashan has incontrovertibly become a de facto goodwill ambassador to China. And Canada has given him his reward.

51. The prime minister is de facto president of the country.

52. Since WSDL is a de facto standard (with formal W3C standardization expected in the near future), it is supported by multiple vendor implementations.

53. In practice, however, the de facto formats used today on the Internet with parallel Web techniques do not offer much flexibility for extension to new data formats and richer semantics.

54. Parallel Virtual Machines (PVM) were once a popular parallel programming platform for this, but lately MPI has become the de facto standard for writing parallel programs for clusters.

55. Most Taiwanese want both economic co - operation and facto independence.

56. As I've said in the past, RSS feeds and web syndication have become the de facto standard of delivering new content to the world.

57. SDO 2.0 is currently an incubator subproject (called Tuscany) under the Apache Software Foundation that is intended become the de facto standard of data model programming APIs for SOA development.

58. The Berkeley implementation is the de facto standard and the code base was "small enough" (15,000 lines of C) to cover in a book,[sentencedict.com] albeit a "big" book.

59. Every manager in a business is a de facto business analyst.

60. Suppose an ex post facto law makes it a criminal offense to shoot unarmed trespassers on one's property for any reason whatsoever.