Ferhat Abbas was considered ineffective, and he was replaced by Ben Khedda.
Even if children have made good academic progress, low attainment can still mean that a teacher is considered ineffective.
You repeat the party line that it is "expensive and time-consuming to fire teachers considered ineffective".
While the abuses in the 1950s triggered passage of a "code of ethics" that barred lawmakers from engaging in conflicts of interest, the law was quickly considered ineffective.
Though long considered ineffective and sometimes crude, Mussorgsky's original scorings have been steadily replacing the alternative orchestrations that were once common.
It is therefore of great concern that many development organisations are considered ineffective: for example, half of all multilateral organisations were rated as underperforming on critical organisational effectiveness indicators in 2013 (pdf).
Some branches must close for four months.Financial penalties are considered ineffective, since companies can simply pay a fine and then pass the cost on to their customers in the form of higher prices, with little impact on corporate behaviour.
Once they receive it, they have a right to due-process hearings before dismissal, which in many districts makes it expensive and time-consuming to fire teachers considered ineffective.
That followed reports in The New York Times and on BBC that a similar product used in Iraq and Afghanistan, the ADE 651 manufactured by ATSC Ltd., another British company, was considered ineffective.
Therapy of Galeata is considered ineffective (Book IX, chap. III, p. 243).
Congress has been mired in serious corruption scandals and its leadership has been considered ineffective in recent years, analysts say.
