Sentence examples for effectively to stop from inspiring English sources

Critics have accused the Awami League government of failing to act effectively to stop the carnage.

Critics have accused Hasina's Awami League government of failing to act effectively to stop the carnage.

While lots of people had a great time at Reading, schools should act more effectively to stop the abuse of those who aren't so fortunate.

A3 Rights Group Criticizes Arafat A report on Palestinian suicide bombings by Human Rights Watch calls the attacks crimes against humanity and criticizes the Palestinian Authority for failing to act effectively to stop them.

A report by Human Rights Watch on Palestinian suicide bombings calls the attacks crimes against humanity and criticizes the Palestinian Authority for failing to act effectively to stop them.

Robert Francis's description of the way the CHC, the PPIF and the LINk were unable to recognise what was really going on in that hospital, or act effectively to stop it concluded that "the arrangements for public and patient involvement, and for local government scrutiny in Stafford, were a conspicuous failure".

The following day, Scotland was effectively told to stop wasting its time trying to agitate to remain within the EU as England negotiates its exit.

And we have a tendency to mirror this behaviour in our work with children and families, where the focus is on watching families struggle rather than effectively intervening to stop harmful relationship patterns.

The current rate is about £2.35 for 15MB so it sounds a good deal, but Vodafone has introduced a clause that states internet phone services like Skype and other P2P services will be charged at £2 per MB, effectively trying to stop their customers using Skype's "free" web-based service from their mobiles.

Once again, it seemed, Mr Hussein was daring the UN to act.Fail this time, fail next timeIraq already has a date for the lifting of sanctions, one that all on the Security Council should stick to: namely, when Unscom is satisfied that it has uncovered all of Iraq's secret weapons programmes and that it is able to monitor future activities effectively enough to stop Iraq rebuilding its arsenals.

The commentary, which appeared in three state-controlled publications, quoted the letter from the Home Ministry as saying of the NLD: "If they really want to accept and practice democracy effectively, they are to stop such acts that can harm peace and stability and the rule of law as well as the unity among the people including monks and service personnel".