Sentence examples for failed to take effect from inspiring English sources

Ceasefires hitherto declared by the colonel have so far failed to take effect.

But the cost-cutting has failed to take effect, while the slump in corporate and investment banking continues to push down profits.

Kirk, on the brink of retirement, failed to take charge, in effect leaving his deputy to confront a divided faculty, an exorcised student body and an anxious board of trustees.

Most studies have failed to take the moderating effects of childhood trauma or life events into consideration.

An alternative question here would be something like: "What if everybody failed to take into account the effect of their own vote on the election?" The answer is that roughly half of Americans may well fail to take into account the effect of their own votes on elections, and they vote.

Early studies were criticised because they failed to take account of the effect of supplier induced utilisation.

In trying to maintain the ideal landscape or functions, legislations declared prohibited acts, but failed to take into account the effects of one measure upon the other, and/or failed to clarify acceptable actions.

But he failed to take fully into account the effect of China buying American bonds and therefore suppressing long-term interest rates.

Although women represent only a fraction of the total number of victims in Júarez, activists argue that authorities failed to take misogynist violence seriously – in effect, turning a blind eye to the murder of women.

Leyton Orient are challenging the legality of the Premier League's decision last year to allow West Ham to move to the stadium on the basis it failed to take into consideration the adverse effect on Orient.

Still, advocates say the FDA and other health officials have failed to take into account the potential negative effects of prohibition, especially on people who take kratom to improve their quality of life.