Sentence examples for carry out effective from inspiring English sources
"People will say, 'Show us the proof,' " he said, adding, "We are seeing a potential obstacle to American leadership and its ability to carry out effective, coordinated international action against terrorism or weapons or whatever".
The Iraq government has now officially requested the United States to engage in airstrikes to stave off the militants' advance, and the US military is considering whether it has sufficient intelligence to carry out effective drone and other air operations.
Britain was an occupying power after the invasion of Iraq and failed to carry out effective investigations into the killing of civilians, the European court of human rights has ruled.
Describing marks of "brutal torture" on the body of Rybak, he added: "I call on the security agencies to relaunch and carry out effective anti-terrorist measures, with the aim of protecting Ukrainian citizens living in eastern Ukraine from terrorists".
At the least, it should involve a state's being able to carry out effective inspections and monitoring of its ships, rather than tolerating online application forms and no questions asked.
When called by drums, dance, and music, the supernatural being may take over the possessed medium, reveal valued information, and carry out effective symbolic acts on behalf of the community.
Carrying out effective communications with non-academic audiences is complex, and requires different skills to those gained in traditional research training.
It is closely tied to the goal of carrying out effective development strategies in poor countries.
A ministry statement said the sides discussed issues relating to the incident on 5 December through normal channels and "carried out effective communication".
The alarming statistics — about one suicide a day this year among active-duty military personnel — highlight the challenges to carrying out effective interventions.
"It is management's responsibility to continue carrying out effective business reforms and boost the company's value," said Mr. Tachikawa, who declined to be interviewed for this article.
