Sentence examples for ineffective provision from inspiring English sources

Of course you'd expect that this sort of ruse would soon be rumbled and that ineffective provision would be blacklisted, right?

In any such case, the parties shall negotiate for a clause that is to substitute the ineffective provision and that reflects the content of the original provision as closely as possible.

It suggests there is a confusion over the withdrawing and withholding of ineffective treatment and the provision of "double-effect" pain relief, both of which are lawful, and a deliberate act of euthanasia or assisted suicide, which is not.Underlying the impassioned debate over Lord Joffe's bill is an age-old struggle.

SUPPORT cannot fully identify whether the relationship between older age and less aggressive treatment is better explained by the withholding of potentially beneficial treatments from older patients, or by the excessive provision of ineffective treatment to younger patients.

The law enforcement letter also said the bill "does not address current failures of interior enforcement that will render any legislation ineffective, regardless of its provisions".

The administration deems that provision unclear and ineffective.

There are a number of provisions in the U.S. tax code designed to prevent U.S. firms from shifting their assets to their offshore subsidiary, but the data show that these provisions are largely ineffective.

"At first glance, the draft appears to improve some drastically outdated provisions of an ineffective rule," said Thom Kay, a legislative associate with the group Appalachian Voices.

One example pertains to the insufficient resources and their inefficient and ineffective use, leading to an inequitable provision of quality health care services.

Republicans were emboldened in their opposition to the stimulus plan by their ability to successfully lampoon some provisions as frivolous and ineffective, drawing extensive news coverage and plaudits from conservative commentators.

The tax code is full of ineffective, inefficient, inequitable, or otherwise problematic provisions that make little sense when evaluated through the lens of traditional tax policy analysis, yet remain popular with citizens and legislators alike.