Sentence examples for decent effective from inspiring English sources
PAGE A28 DYING IN DETENTION The government has a duty to provide decent, effective, timely medical care to people in its custody.
The Conservatives have been keen to point up the failings of Labour's child poverty measures but less keen to replace them with decent, effective and supportive measures".
The Commissioners state their preference for not ending the practice of Members employing their researchers and secretaries, but rather ensuring that they have increased support to make them decent and effective employers.
Mr Klein imagines libertarianism as an antagonist to the natural progress of decent nations effective only if fatcats "pump a lot of money" into it, and he imagines they have.
The dangerous and damaging dereliction of the duty of care to prisoners, and the lack of honesty and openness to the independent prisons inspectorate, are profoundly disappointing to all those wanting decent, safe and effective prisons.
Mr. Putin said that it was still too early to think about that, and it would depend on whether the next Russian president was "a decent, capable and effective person" with whom he could work.
Mr Paddy Ashdown was elected the first leader of the Social and Liberal Democrats yesterday and set himself the enormous task of building a 'decent, effective and responsible' alternative to Thatcherism in three years.
The battery life is decent, the noise cancelling effective, while the folding band makes them compact for travel.
He has had days this season when he wielded a decent fastball or an effective slider, but Cone had neither yesterday; his fastball was benign and his slider was flat, lifeless.
It's not an easy film to write about under this constraint, for the ending (while being predictable) is monstrous, cruel and so manipulatively effective that decent people will totter into the night howling for comfort or a flag to rally round.
Bags of effort from the midfielder and he made some decent passes but not effective enough.
