Sentence examples for effective instruments for the from inspiring English sources
In the last 50 years, natural early-warning signals were shown to be useful and effective instruments for the safeguard of human lives: For instance, the high toxicity and persistence of dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane and polychlorinated biphenyls were identified in such way [53, 54].
We do not ask the Courts to call non-existent powers into being, but we have a right to expect that conceded powers or those legitimately implied shall be made effective instruments for the common good.
The Empirical Bayes method constitutes an effective instrument for the first point [22, 16], where a correction of "before" accident numbers should preferably be performed with the help of safety performance functions developed for certain types of sites.
Edwin Coddington pointed out the heavy toll on the Army of the Potomac and that "after the battle Meade no longer possessed a truly effective instrument for the accomplishments of his task.
The strength of the weak lies in their cohesion and unity, and the natural and effective instrument for this is collective organization.
The results contribute to an understanding of the introductory guidelines that need to be developed if the comprehensive plans would operate as effective instruments for comparable implementation of the ELC across the country.
Carbon pricing policies are easily the most effective instruments for reducing CO2 emissions -- the predominant greenhouse gas -- and providing incentives for the clean technology investments that are ultimately needed to stabilize the global climate system.
"I found that questions are probably one of the most effective instruments for oversight," Mr. Dingell said, relishing the word "effective" and seeming to suck it through his teeth.
As imaging techniques were not available for a diagnostic approach in the disaster area, medical history and accurate general and neurological examinations represented the most effective instruments for a correct diagnosis and exclusion of life-threatening conditions.
