Sentence examples similar to ineffectual discussions from inspiring English sources
Perhaps this points to ineffectual treatment or, more likely, a discontinuation of effective treatment post release.
In January the Africa minister, Mark Simmonds, told parliament the UK was "active" on the ultimately ineffectual security council discussion on the CAR.
A too-limited treatment was ineffectual but could be compensated for by prolonged DENA administration.
During his time in the US capital, Diệm also attended receptions, and had private meetings with both Eisenhower and the US Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles, to discuss American support for South Vietnam, although the meeting with Dulles was ineffectual as Diệm spoke continuously, rendering two-way discussions impossible.
Why has international monetary discussion become such a matter of euphemisms, evasions, and well-meaning but ineffectual gestures?
It's become a cliché to say that leadership matters, but the issue merits discussion here because diversity is one of the areas in which executive leadership is often ineffectual.
Strikingly, words like weak, ineffectual and mediocre to describe Mr. Obama have migrated and been transmogrified from talk-radio screech into reasonable on-air discussion.
Such a rule could help launch a much-needed discussion of meaningful reform that goes beyond the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act's "Say on Pay"—an ineffectual law that gives shareholders the right to make nonbinding recommendations to the board on compensation issues.
The parliamentary opposition is ineffectual.
Traffic police are ineffectual.
