This training is regulated on behalf of the Home Office by the Security Industry Authority, but this looks like ineffective oversight and yet another problem for the beleaguered Theresa May.
The state officials who triggered this community water-poisoning catastrophe continue to offer excuses and half measures like ineffective faucet filters, and show no sign of an all-out effort to fully confront this public health emergency.
Clinicians rarely discussed parenting competence (utterances = 2) but did discuss parenting issues that were more observable like ineffective parenting style and unrealistic expectations of children.
In our view, one key challenge is due to strong electrostatic interactions at the RIPSRL interface [26] [29] that make drug-like molecules ineffective competitors with polynucleotides for binding to RIPs because drug-like molecules are not highly charged.
Development of effective small-molecule RIP inhibitors as therapeutics is challenging because strong electrostatic interactions at the RIPSRL interface make drug-like molecules ineffective in competing with the rRNA for binding to RIPs.
For kids with ADHD or who never met an impulse they didn't like, punishment is ineffective at changing future behavior, although it can immediately stop a current action ("that's it, no more YouTube for the rest of the day").
Like any ineffective business, these hospitals should be closed.
To one despairing outsider, Austan Goolsbee, a former adviser to Barack Obama, Europeans are like the ineffective windbags in Monty Python's "Life of Brian"—"where, you know, the guy comes out and says, 'We need to act,' and the next one says, 'You're right, let's draft no more talking…I second the motion.
Under our Constitution, Congress -- not the Supreme Court -- has the power and the responsibility to address national problems like our ineffective, unjust and staggeringly expensive health care system for our collective well-being.
For example, the authoritarian style may sound like an ineffective way to manage people but it is sometimes necessary (in high-pressure, time-sensitive environments like the military, for example); the laissez-faire—"hands off"— style may be great for small, tightly-knit work teams but run amok when implemented across large corporations.
These wave-like figures are ineffective to stop larger predators such as birds [13] or mammals from feeding directly from the Giant honeybees' nests.
