Naturally, the Constitution does not require the State to choose ineffective means to achieve its aims.
And again this is an area hampered by ineffective means of expression.
The report concluded that the enhanced techniques were far more brutal than the agency had disclosed, and were an ineffective means of obtaining accurate information.
The billboard's message is that the teachers' union is a waste of money, an ineffective means to advance their interests.
Those "inferior and ineffective means of communication," they said, have interfered with their efforts to secure more-appropriate housing and have put their residency status at risk.
But Patton said it was an ineffective means of targeting unlawful downloading, with content reappearing on different sites or under new names after being blocked.
Furthermore, the Article argues that marriage is an ineffective means for distributing public benefits that serve specific objectives; in other words, marriage is being asked to do too much work.
Despite that, the committee has concluded that the torture was an ineffective means of gathering intelligence on al-Qaida – contradicting years of CIA assurances it was crucial – and that the agency lied to its overseers about its value.
Although there are vaccines available against three of the seven varieties, or serotypes, of the foot-and-mouth virus, vaccination of farm animals has so far proved an ineffective means of control.
As the Congressional Budget Office put it in a 2010 report: By itself, setting a limit on the debt is an ineffective means of controlling deficits because the decisions that necessitate borrowing are made through other legislative actions.
The problem is that the imprecise rules governing insider trading are an ineffective means to regulate how political intelligence firms gather, analyze and selectively disseminate such information to their clients.
