Sentence examples for ineffective rules from inspiring English sources

Since 2007, that office has asked businesses to nominate "outdated and ineffective rules".

But the damage done by those acting as allowed by our ineffective rules costs the public much more.

In particular, she found that self-governance often worked much better than an ill-informed government taking over and imposing sometimes clumsy, and often ineffective, rules.

We learned little about this civilisation other than cloning was illegal, they have ineffective rules about allowing guns into town and leaving to go live in the countryside is frowned upon.

The cost of City regulation is six times greater than it was 16 years ago, reaching £1.2bn a year, as a result of bureaucratic and ineffective rules, the report said.

The lack of "articulated and defensible criteria for what constitutes appropriate science" could lead the government to impose "onerous and ineffective" rules, warned physicist Parnell Albright, who has been examining the issue for the White House offices of Homeland Security and Science and Technology Policy.

Both were tarnished by spells of corrupt and ineffective rule during the 1990s.

This year, thanks to Mr Roh's ineffective rule and abysmal approval ratings, the party faces an uphill battle.

The coup against Mr Zelaya caused international outrage, but he would be mistaken to confuse that with enthusiasm for his ineffective rule.

Signed Comment about Mayor Marion Barry's ineffective rule of Washington, D.C. & Sen. Robert Dole's resignation from the Senate in order to pursue the Presidency full-time.

A6 Pakistan Coup Ruled Legal The Supreme Court ruled that the coup last October was legal and justified because of corrupt and ineffective rule by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, but it set a three-year deadline for a return to civilian rule.