Sentence examples for prevented effective from inspiring English sources

When financial stability hung in the balance in 1933, the Reserve Banks' failure to cooperate prevented effective action.

It would be a pity if disagreements over the first category of issues prevented effective action over the second.

Ms. Avital said that on the official level, bureaucratic inertia had prevented effective action to trace and return the unclaimed assets.

"This report exposes the failings of this government's schools policy – a policy that has sent unqualified teachers into the classroom and prevented effective collaboration between schools".

But differences between their fathers had prevented effective planning for the future, a not-uncommon problem in a field full of somewhat flamboyant risk takers.

Evidence from both Labour and Conservative health ministers (David Owen and Sir George Young) showed that these issues, and concerns for industry workers' and tobacconists' jobs, prevented effective control and weakened action to prevent smoking.

78 80 Most likely nicotine side effects, due to interaction with all nAChR subtypes, prevent effective dosing in patients.

At its heart, that's the thorny debate that prevents effective measures being enacted to prevent killings like those in Colorado.

Too often people look at systems and structures as their starting points for what prevents effective relationships.

Meteorologists said today that prevailing winds were blowing to the south, away from the coast, but that high winds were also preventing effective use of the barriers.

But the evidence continues to grow that the barriers preventing effective climate policies reside primarily with us (rather than the uncertain predictions of climate science).