This approach has merit since the problems of the industry run across company lines and need to be solved by a cooperative effort that would be illegal and largely ineffective if undertaken by the companies individually.
Yet banning the practice may be ineffective, given many undertake it without permission in any case.
Yet, by choosing a priori a single environmental driver, one can miss important causes of the observed phenotypic change (e.g. climate change versus habitat degradation) and predict inaccurate species response and/or suggest ineffective conservation actions to undertake (Charmantier and Gienapp 2014; Merilä and Hendry 2014).
If we want to focus on the safety of the family today, we have to acknowledge that we need to stop the fragmentary and ineffective measures that have been undertaken for so many years – I know it well and that is why I am going to present relevant proposals in a moment.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the U.S. Ambassador to the UN at the time, wrote later in his memoirs: "The Department of State desired that the United Nations prove utterly ineffective in whatever measures it undertook.
Chemical spraying was undertaken in Colombia and proved ineffective.
"Our policy would be ineffective," he said, "if the countries concerned do not undertake the necessary reforms".
It is therefore difficult to ascertain whether it has a coherent theoretical basis and underlying mechanism of action, determine the effective (or ineffective) components, or assess the context in which it is undertaken.
The likelihood of physician CME resulting in changes in physician behavior and patient outcomes depends in large part on the type of CME activity undertaken, with certain types of CME being relatively ineffective and others being quite effective [ 18- 20].
Even when providers undertake counseling, it may be brief, incomplete and/or relatively ineffective due to limited time and training [ 59- 63].
Unless fundamental issues regarding needed knowledge of management, more favorable working conditions for leaders and greater economic rewards for the undertaking are solved, the nation's unconventional new superintendents may well prove as ineffective as their conventional predecessors.
