Sentence examples for had not effectively from inspiring English sources

They argued that the NDAA was so unclear, so muddled, that judges would conclude it had not effectively granted the military new powers.

And it was also clear that China had not effectively countered American contentions that it has aided Pakistan and Iran's missile development, possibly violating pledges.

"Like many other countries we are also facing a very serious epidemic of H.I.V.-AIDS," Mr. Yin said, adding that the government had "not effectively stemmed the epidemic".

"If politicians had not effectively tried to ban this book over many years, to keep it out of the public domain, we wouldn't be experiencing the amount of excitement and controversy we're seeing now," he said.

Ofsted said in its report Park View Academy "had not effectively raised students' awareness of the risks of extremism".

A report by the watchdog said the school had not effectively raised students' awareness of the risks of extremism.

Now look at the turmoil in "new Europe", and imagine how things might have turned out for us if the PA hadn't effectively quarantined the City of London from the real economy of Great Britain.

Roseman says there's little doubt in his mind that if West hadn't effectively ended the investigation he'd have found Michael Johnson.

Since the strain ageing effect has not effectively been considered in design guidelines, an understanding of its effect on partly damaged structures is essential.

Mr Borisov has complained that the chief prosecutor, Nikola Filchev, has not effectively followed up police successes.

The Times has not effectively connected the dots in a murky, fast-moving and difficult-to-report story.