Sentence examples for failing to effectively from inspiring English sources

Despite increased activities around FGM, we're still failing to effectively stop this form of child abuse.

The latest group cited includes screeners, as well as managers who were accused of failing to effectively supervise their employees.

Not all organisations can carry the Fairtrade logo, but they should be aware of the dangers of failing to effectively research, review and revise their practices.

They have charged Klaus Kleinfeld, the former chief executive, and Heinrich von Pierer, the former chairman, with failing to effectively supervise the company, a minor charge that under German law could result in only a fine.

But one obvious sign of advancement is that federal prosecutors appear to have shelved plans to file a lawsuit accusing the city of failing to effectively punish brutal officers.

Consultant cardiac surgeons did not consistently undertake ward rounds on the cardiac surgery ward, they were not always in theatre at appropriate times and they were failing to effectively communicate with nursing staff and intensivists in critical care.

"Failing to treat asylum seekers with dignity and, simultaneously, failing to deal effectively and fairly with their claims has created an expensive and counter-productive bureaucratic nightmare that all too often denies vulnerable people the protection from persecution and oppression they desperately need.

Chief Executive Maurice Wren said: "Failing to treat asylum seekers with dignity and, simultaneously, failing to deal effectively and fairly with their claims has created an expensive and counter-productive bureaucratic nightmare that all too often denies vulnerable people the protection from persecution and oppression they desperately need".

Most EU companies are failing to compete effectively with their American or Asian equivalents.

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

The government is often criticised for failing to consult effectively on new ideas and policies.