Sentence examples for ineffective resolving from inspiring English sources

In a ruling Monday against a Texas death row inmate who claimed his lawyer failed to argue his case adequately, the Supreme Court ruled that federal courts could not review prisoners' claims that their state appeals lawyers were ineffective, resolving an issue that had split courts across the country.

However, hearings have proven quite ineffective for resolving conflicts or pacifying heated debates.

Replication of centralized water-, energy- and cost-intensive technologies has proved ineffective in resolving the complex water-related problems resulting from rapid urbanization in the developing countries.

The Quartet itself has been noticeably ineffective in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since the past seven years.

"Large dams also take inordinately long periods of time to get built, making them ineffective in resolving urgent energy crises".

When confronted with a major crime such as murder, they usually proved ineffective at resolving the crime to the satisfaction of the community.

When such a distributive defect occurs, increased cardiac output is ineffective in resolving the regional tissue dysoxia.

Today, there is a glut of housing, consumer durables and autos/motor vehicles; so it will take years to work out this glut and monetary policy is becoming ineffective to resolve that glut.

Walker, seeing the 24th Infantry as an ineffective unit, resolved to use it only as a "trip wire force" on the front lines, requiring it to be reinforced by another regiment in reserve to conduct serious resistance when the 24th broke.

Traditional mechanisms for public participation in environmental impact assessment under U.S. federal law have been criticized as ineffective and unable to resolve conflict.

However, because PRFS is ineffective in bone [4] and is unable to resolve the periosteal nerves, thermal neurolysis can only be inferred by monitoring heating in adjacent, near-field muscle regions overlying the bone surface.