The biggest change we need to see is to more effectively intervene with perpetrators, and work to stop their violence.
The fact that Yugoslavia was in Europe is important: powerful states can credibly and effectively intervene in their own regions to defend their interests.
Lauri Myllyvirta, a senior global coal campaigner with Greenpeace, said: "the systematic violations, in a mega power plant in the middle of China's most important economic centre and the failure by the regulator to effectively intervene illustrate the challenge that China faces in controlling emissions from its massive coal industry".
"Urgent global leadership is needed to help countries to more effectively intervene against major determinants such as excessive caloric intake, physical inactivity, and active promotion of food consumption by industry, all of which exacerbate an already problematic obesogenic environment," the authors write.
CT could effectively intervene in about the first half of the 5 ½-in.
Urgent global action and leadership is needed to help countries to more effectively intervene".
Unfortunately, the industry self regulation is very lax, and the government does not and cannot effectively intervene.
In that scandal he was somebody who used his Senate position to effectively intervene and press regulators to not get involved and regulate that scandal.
In its statement, IFC faulted the university for "failing to effectively intervene over the past 13 years," referring to the period since EI lost its charter and university recognition.
But when the next major Kosovo-style humanitarian crisis breaks out, who but the United States is going to effectively intervene to vindicate the human rights of those threatened with ethnic cleansing and similar horrors?
Arthur did, however, effectively intervene to overturn a court-martial ruling against a black West Point cadet, Johnson Whittaker, after the Judge Advocate General of the Army, David G. Swaim, found the prosecution's case against Whittaker based on racial animus and illegal.
