Sentence examples for ineffective controls from inspiring English sources
Many other countries, notably those in the former Soviet sphere like Ukraine, Belarus and Bulgaria, have ineffective controls.
The past four annual audits have cited "ineffective controls over property and equipment" as a "significant deficiency" in the House, records show.
He stressed he wasn't bashing the banks, which he believes face a system of costly regulatory compliance that leads them to spend millions on ineffective controls, such as running background checks on grannies, rather than high-risk, wealthy foreign clients moving large sums of money through the UK.
From Jan . 1 , 2008until Oct. 15, 2013, "ineffective controls at the banks" allowed their traders to put the firms' financial interests ahead of clients' in the market, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
The NAO said the universal credit project had been beset by "weak management, ineffective control and poor governance".
September 2013: A damning National Audit Office report is released saying UC is beset by "weak management, ineffective control and poor governance".
Such delayed crisis planning often leads to hurried and flawed designs, wasteful spending and ineffective control of invaders.
It the latest sign that the Treasury is keeping a very close eye on universal credit, the responsibility of work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, after it was criticised by the National Audit Office for its "weak management, ineffective control and poor governance".
Amyas Morse, head of the NAO, said: "The department's plans for universal credit were driven by an ambitious time scale … but suffered from weak management, ineffective control and poor governance.
These results have important implications for explaining the ineffective control of PSTVd in China and thus could serve as a basic reference for designing more effective measures to eliminate PSTVd from China in the future.
A year ago the National Audit Office described the project and in particular its technology as beset by "weak management, ineffective control and poor governance".
