Sentence examples for adopts effective from inspiring English sources

"G.T.L. will likely make the problem worse, unless the industry adopts effective safeguards on drilling and additional pollution controls on these refineries.

"If every business adopts effective management and is successful, then you won't need this place," Mathile says.

Participants' views of what constitutes dignified care were highly consistent: dignified care promotes autonomy, independence, engenders respect, maintains individual identity, encourages involvement, adopts effective communication practices and is person-centred and holistic.

Such mechanical behavior is referred as the shear-lag effect and often calculated by adopting effective width.

Matt Fountain: Why adopt "referrals" through public organisations when we can adopt effective recruitment policy [through CSR]?

Gun ranges have every incentive to be good neighbors and will adopt effective improvements when needed.

"The governing body and senior leaders do not adopt effective strategies that develop pupils' awareness of the risks of extremism or radicalisation".

Referring to the attacks on Christians in Iraq and Egypt, Benedict called on the governments of those predominantly Muslim countries to adopt "effective measures" to better protect religious minorities.

The government should adopt effective, narrowly tailored security measures that reflect the level of threat to flight safety and pose minimal risk to privacy.

The Nama, though, already highly Europeanised, fairly well-equipped, and adopting effective guerrilla tactics, put up a stronger fight than most.

Senator Clinton, Democrat of New York, in a letter yesterday to Susan D. Whiting, president and chief executive of Nielsen, urged a delay in plans to adopt, effective April 8, the new methodology in New York.