Sentence examples for has never effectively from inspiring English sources

Mali's army has never effectively controlled the region north of the Niger River; its troops fear the warlike nomads.

But meaningful patient involvement has never effectively worked in the NHS and this may not change – despite the warm words.

Neither had planned to give EBM exclusively; they expressed because their babies had never effectively attached to feed at the breast.

Judge Reggie Walton's ruling that the N.S.A.'s regime for safeguarding the privacy of Americans whose data is collected in the metadata program "has never functioned effectively".

Walton writes that the N.S.A.'s regime for safeguarding the privacy of Americans whose data is collected in the metadata program "has never functioned effectively".

He cited a 2009 ruling that concluded that the requirement had been "so frequently and systematically violated that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall... regime has never functioned effectively".

He noted that the FISA court's orders "have been so frequently and systemically violated that it can fairly be said that" the N.S.A. program "has never functioned effectively" and that "thousands of violations" occurred.

The rules the FISC had imposed to limit access to this vast trove of sensitive records, as the understandably irate opinion put it, "have been so frequently and systematically violated that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall regime has never functioned effectively".

In 2009, the Fisa court itself ruled that, and I quote: The minimization procedures proposed by the government in each successive application and approved as binding by the orders of [the Fisa court] have been so frequently and systematically violated that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall [business records] regime has never functioned effectively.

In 2009, in a rather unbelievable opinion, a Fisa judge stated that court-ordered privacy protections – that were supposed to be in place for years – were "so frequently and systematically violated" by the NSA "that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall … [surveillance] regime has never functioned effectively".

The court concluded in 2009, Bates said, that the standards the government used to search the phone records databases for threats to national security were "so frequently and systemically violated that it can be fairly said that this critical element of the overall … regime has never functioned effectively".