Sentence examples for ineffective operation of from inspiring English sources

The Court of Chancery found the trial evidence established that the controlling shareholder, Grupo México, S.A.B. de C.V. ("Grupo Mexico"), through AMC, "extracted a deal that was far better than market" from Southern Peru due to the ineffective operation of a special committee (the "Special Committee").

Step-wise implementation of this model is not without difficulties: it is built on interdependent levels, and all need to be in place and functioning for it to work efficiently and equitably as envisioned (in many countries, it is ineffective operation of levels 1 and 2 that leads to suffocation of headache services at level 3 [2]).

By carrying out a problem analysis of the ineffective operation and treatment of traditional wetlands, this paper designs different constructed wetland fillers to treat rural household sewage.

Moreover, a lack of knowledge and coordination has led to ineffective operation in the support of infectious disease surveillance.

For instance, Dörner and Pfeifer (1992) found in an experimental study on stress and problem solving that those participants who worked under stress conditions more frequently decided in favor of ineffective operations compared to the participants in the control condition.

A senior Chinese Navy official, Zhang Junshe, vice president of the Naval Research Institute, hailed the unification of China's maritime law enforcement agencies under a new National Oceanic Administration as the creation of an "iron fist" that would replace ineffective operations scattered among a number of agencies.

Dr Foster analysed data on what it called "ineffective operations".

It makes the operation of electronic equipments ineffective and may even damage them.

Subsequently, poor operation of the ventilation system in such office buildings causes ineffective removal of polluted indoor air, and displays a sign of "sick building syndrome" (SBS).

Whilst the developers tried to accommodate these kinds of cases within the software, this proved ineffective, and the presence and actions of clinical supervisors effectively legitimised 'fuzzy logic' in the day-to-day operation of the CDSS.

Policy stances have sometimes been weak and ineffective in promoting CA. Much of the successful diffusion of the technology has occurred because of support from private corporations, the formation and operation of farmers' groups and other non-governmental pathways.