The English-language media, especially television, have become an efficient abuse-delivery device of the urban middle class.
The changes he announced are intended to make jail operations more efficient and prevent abuses by his most senior deputies.
General Begert's study suggests little improvement since then, with the military even now lacking a centralized, efficient way to monitor abuse reports.
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican announced on Friday that it was preparing a new set of guidelines to help bishops offer a "coordinated and efficient" response to sexual abuse, one that emphasizes protecting children, cooperating with civil authorities and careful selection of future priests.
Despite its local focus, this nuanced approach to prevention has the potential to be transferred to a range of locations and contexts around the world, facilitating a more efficient response to sexual abuse.
Are there also cases where old, blunt, and not so efficient therapies are being abused?
And state leaders need to do a lot more to make their systems more efficient and reduce waste and abuse.
"We need a new streamlined system which is much fairer, faster, more efficient and treats the criminal abuse of tenants seriously.
However governments have become more efficient at covering up their abuses and slicker at projecting touchy-feely campaigns assuring the uninitiated that its nation is a paradigm of humanity and civility.
Pando's new product is so efficient that it will also invite abuse, particularly from users sharing copyrighted materials.
Pharmacological interventions for heroin dependence aim primarily at maximizing treatment retention, attaining long-term abstinence and minimizing the risk of returning to the previous pattern of drug abuse following safe and efficient suppression of opioid withdrawal symptoms [5, 6].
