"The circumcision effort that has so far been seen is driven by non-governmental partners and donor agencies, and their effort is not effectively co-ordinated".
Richard Branson has warned that the UK's current digital skills gap is "the tip of a huge iceberg" and could grow into an "unmanageable problem" if it is not effectively tackled.
It lists the "basic services" with which "the Iraqi government is not effectively providing its people," and they are basic indeed: "electricity, drinking water, sewage, health care, and education".
UK law disagrees: under the Companies Act 2006, directors, whether nominee or not, are accountable for the companies' actions, but the problem is that this act is not effectively enforced, either on real directors or nominees.
Dr. Sox and other scientists have documented that invalid work is not effectively purged from the scientific literature because the authors of new papers continue to cite retracted ones.
Designating certain breeds as inherently dangerous implies to the public that behavior is not effectively influenced (positively or negatively), by training, and also encourages the faulty perception of other breeds as being inherently safe.
"Although the researchers only looked at pre-eclampsia in this study, similar strategies may be useful for those people with high blood pressure that is not effectively controlled by current medicines," Weissberg added.
Wildlife campaigners from Action4Elephants said it is possible that rhinos and elephants could become extinct in the next 20 years if the poaching trade is not effectively cracked down on.
Alas, that's not going to happen unless the connection between jihad and jannat (heaven), backed by money and mullahs and augmented by deep hatred for the unbelievers, is not effectively and decisively destroyed for good.
The problem is that load is not effectively transferred between the constituent, discontinuous CNTs.
However, the electron communication is not effectively enhanced with increasing generation of the dendrons in solution.
