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Committees of villagers — the most effective has been the women's committee — have a real say in policy and operations.

30 Indeed perhaps the most effective implement for making the policy effective has been the certiorari jurisdiction conferred upon this Court by Congress.

The major deterrent to making the Northern Ireland Good Friday peace agreement effective has been the unwillingness of the Irish Republican Army to decommission its weapons.

Perhaps one of the most important changes in the research and development area or in the several attempts at trying to make schools more effective has been the concentration lately on the school building.

The industry carries a number of get-out-of-jail-free cards, but one of the most effective has been the idea that these brands democratise fashion, bringing the consumer unparallelled value.

For more than 50 years, the task of keeping track of ODA and making it effective has been the province of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, an intergovernmental agency comprised of 34 developed countries.

Particularly noteworthy and effective have been the United States air operations against the invading enemy forces.

Perhaps most memorable — though not necessarily effective — have been the ads for the Edge, a crossover vehicle.

Whether flip-flops are in evidence at the Hotel Landhaus Milser is difficult to say, so effective have been the manager's efforts to insulate his players from the outside world.

Of all the programs that have emerged over the years, the most effective has been well-managed public housing like New York City's.

The most effective has been Clio Chang's "Why it Matters That the United Dragging Victim Is Asian" in the New Republic.