Sentence examples for did not have effective from inspiring English sources

Brimelow argued that the UN did not have effective control over the international peacekeeping force in Kosovo.

After the war, the United States recognized that it did not have effective intelligence about the Soviet Union, its former ally.

American officers in Iraq responsible for local training even go so far as to say the slow delivery of equipment may have contributed to deaths among new Iraqi security forces, who did not have effective protection and could not radio for backup troops, who in any case may not have had the vehicles to speed to assist their colleagues under fire.

The regulator, the Financial Services Authority, said Goldman Sachs International, the bank's London-based unit, "did not have effective procedures in place to ensure that its compliance department was made aware of the S.E.C. investigation so that it could consider whether any notifications needed to be made to the F.S.A".

There, Thiel described Gawker as a "singularly sociopathic bully" and claimed that the average "single-digit millionaire" did not have effective access to our legal system.

We could not apply other widely used hit ranking methods, such as Strictly Standardized Mean Difference (SSMD) [ 40] or percent inhibition [ 29] since many of our pathogen screens did not have effective and reliable positive and negative control wells.

In other countries, if an appellate judge decides a defendant didn't have effective legal aid, the judge can order a retrial.

"I think it would be a little irresponsible of an Australian government to order Australian personnel into this very dangerous situation if we didn't have effective risk mitigation strategies in place and at the moment there is no way of doing that".

They have a genetic mutation that means they do not have effective myostatin, a substance that curbs muscle growth.

For example, 127 countries do not have effective laws on marital rape, and attrition rates in cases brought by women are high, ensuring that only a fraction of reported rapes result in conviction.

The latter law, which appears to be aimed pointedly at the Crimea situation, says territories can be added by a local referendum "in the case that a foreign country does not have effective sovereign state authority".