It identifies 15 "diseases" of leadership that can weaken the effectiveness of any organization.
An exception to this rule could weaken the effectiveness of that machinery.
Two important 19th-century developments tended to weaken the effectiveness of the Classical sonata form as an organizing principle.
One is the extent to which increasing levels of foreign-bank ownership weaken the effectiveness of domestic monetary policy.
His current academic work addresses the question of "institutional corruption"—roughly, influences within an economy of influence that weaken the effectiveness of an institution, or weaken public trust.
His current academic work addresses the question of "institutional corruption" — roughly, influences within an economy of influence that weaken the effectiveness of an institution, or weaken public trust.
We conclude that despite its remarkable achievements over the past four decades, the Ramsar framework has several conceptual drawbacks that weaken its effectiveness in complex urban contexts.
But it was not clear whether the new rules would apply to existing oil and gas installations, in addition to future sources of carbon pollution, which could weaken their effectiveness in fighting climate change.
For the elderly, bereavement or an unhappy marriage may weaken the effectiveness of a flu vaccine, but other stresses do not appear to affect the immune system's response to the shots, as they do in younger people.
Despite reports that Syrian commanders were moving troops and equipment into civilian neighborhoods, General Dempsey told lawmakers, as he had assured Mr. Obama, that delaying military action would not weaken the effectiveness of any military attack.
The results indicate that it is necessary to promote public's acceptance of the LPR policy, because lower acceptance will lead to more negative reactions towards the policy, which may weaken its effectiveness.
