In truth, the deficit/debt uproar is a deliberate effort to sidetrack attention, to defeat the will of the electorates in the US, as well as Greece among others, who stubbornly insist on effective action, economic recovery and financial reform.
This should be the case that finally shames all communities into toning down the anti-immigrant fervor and insisting on effective, evenhanded law enforcement — policing that provides equal protection to everybody in the community, reaches out to undocumented immigrants who too often are afraid to speak out when they are victims and defends the humanity of all.
And Warsaw insisted that "more effective and less restrictive measures are available", quoting the Scottish government's own data which indicates that alcohol-related hospitalisation and mortality are falling as is alcohol consumption among Scottish adults.
Meeting with Michigan delegates, Christie insisted that an effective president trumps likability.
Ministers have insisted policy must be effective and evidence-based.
"Has any candidate insisted that genuine and effective health care reform requires accountability from everyone: drug companies, insurance companies, doctors, hospitals, the government and patients?" Mr. McCain asked.
But citing police reform in Seattle and New Orleans, Smith, the former DOJ official, insisted consent decrees are effective tools, and especially necessary in the worst cases Chicago among them.
Beautiful soccer, he insists, starts with effective, i.e efficient, soccer.
But Valenti found his way soon enough, making himself into a "semicelebrity" in order to be more effective battling foreign restrictions on American films or instituting the M.P.A.A.'s movie-rating system, which he insists is "still effective and trusted".
The Organization of American States and other regional bodies must now forcefully insist on the effective restoration of constitutional norms in Venezuela.
