Sentence examples for deems ineffective from inspiring English sources

As the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, has increased efforts to get rid of teachers the city deems ineffective, the number of teachers in rubber rooms has grown.

There is also the potential for protest and outrage if a child is placed with a teacher the Times deems "ineffective".

Any teacher deemed ineffective for two consecutive years may be fired.

Prescribing medication has been deemed ineffective, and electroconvulsive therapy is considered unethical.

Of these, approximately a third are deemed ineffective in some way.

Programs deemed ineffective could be sharply reduced, or even scuttled, officials said.

"It would be an unusual profession that at least 5 percent are not deemed ineffective," he added.

Its previous head was deemed ineffective; the new one has been asked by Western ambassadors to raise his game.

Teachers who earn "developing" ratings can have their probations extended, and those deemed "ineffective" will be denied tenure.

Whether you're pro or anti Jeremy Corbyn, this could only be possible during an era of ineffective political opposition, leastways, opposition that is deemed ineffective by the opposed.

Trial culls were eventually launched in Gloucester and Somerset by the Coalition Government in 2013 but were not expanded after being deemed ineffective and inhumane.