But as the law becomes an ever more ineffective route to resolution unions will have to place greater emphasis on non-legal avenues – redeployment, retraining, counselling and career advice will all necessarily move up the agenda in a world where there is no longer a "job for life".
Despite a disorganized campaign, and a failing voice that sometimes required surrogates to read FDR's speeches, Willkie ran an even more ineffective campaign that failed to exploit FDR's weaknesses and his own strengths.
Here, we applied anodal tDCS over SMA together with a larger and presumably more ineffective electrode (cathode) over PFC.
As a result, in June, more ineffective permanent and probationary teachers will be ushered out of this District--so better teachers will not be laid off.
Students often backslid significantly in the classrooms of ineffective teachers, and thousands of students in the study had two or more ineffective teachers in a row.A.J. Duffy, the president of United Teachers Los Angeles and caller of the boycott, scolded the Times: "You're leading people in a dangerous direction, making it seem like you can judge the quality of a teacher by...a test".
Adding a public option to the ACA today would just put one more ineffective Band-Aid on an already flawed multi-payer financing system.
"It showed the growing lack of support for an E.U. that seems more and more ineffective at the U.N".
Mr. Rothkopf's book argues that on many of the most critical issues of our time, the influence of all nation-states is waning, the system for addressing global issues among nation-states is more ineffective than ever, and therefore a power void is being created.
Consequently millions of the working poor will only get a third of the gain going to their better-off counterparts, and tax cuts become a singularly ineffective means of supporting low-income households (even more ineffective, you might say, seeing as even under today's system most of the gains already flow to the better-off).
