Sentence examples for effective devise from inspiring English sources
For strengthening counseling for development, to revise the current module to see if it is effective, devise a standard algorithm for counseling for development and provide local refresher courses to PHC workers.
That vile decision deprived children at state schools of probably the most effective scheme devised to guarantee them physical exercise, with only the half-baked Schools Games and an unsatisfactory primary schools scheme offered in compensation.
Instead, researchers have struggled to devise effective noninvasive sampling methods.
The challenge for its leaders is to devise effective regulatory regimes that are appropriate for its stage of development.
The survey reflected a lack of confidence in governments' abilities to devise effective solutions to complex problems.
A Community Approach A concerted effort has been made in the last decade to define the factors that prompt binge drinking on campuses and devise effective methods to combat it.
"We're here to learn first hand what's happening on our streets so we can devise effective solutions," Mr. Holder said.
Laboratory researchers have intensively studied this process in the hope that insight into the mechanisms of metastasis will provide ways to devise effective therapies.
A fuller investigation would enable accurate analysis and such data would help devise effective policy measures and map out best employment practice to protect workers most vulnerable to potential abuse".
Anti-culling campaigners last night suggested such restrictions would effectively torpedo state-sanctioned killing of any of Britain's badgers, estimated at more than 300,000, while farmers' leaders insisted they could still work with government to devise effective culls.
The course required that students participate in the 2009 Google Online Marketing Challenge, in which teams were given $200 worth of free online advertising with Google AdWords to work with businesses to devise effective online marketing campaigns.
