Much of what is offered in addiction "rehabilitation" programs has not been subject to rigorous scientific study, and the existing research demonstrating principles of effective treatment has not been widely adopted or integrated effectively into many of the treatment programs operating nationwide.
The exercise is part of the increasing focus on aid effectiveness since the 2005 Paris declaration on the principles of effective aid.
It's one of the basic principles of effective rugby.
Since Forer's initial work, several general principles of effective Barnuming, so to speak, have been established.
The experts they called in explained the basic principles of effective community policing.
From the beginning, Ogilvy laid out what he believed were the principles of effective advertising.
Mr. Obama learned to practice the simple but rare principles of effective leadership: be assertive without threatening people; listen carefully; and engage in cooperative problem-solving.
Internet companies are returning to the basic principles of effective business naming: make it memorable, identifiable, unique, pleasant sounding, easy to pronounce, and give some hint of what the business does.
Under the heading of instructional leadership, for example, principals will need to know the city and state performance standards, the current theories of child growth and the principles of effective instruction, among other things.
But the problem is not that his critics "don't get" the terrorist threat, as the home secretary has put it, but that the government has, with the US, abandoned all the principles of effective counterterrorism.
There are basic principles of effective communication that remain true regardless of the type of media through which we choose to speak to our target audience, whether it be customers (existing and potential), the financial markets, regulators or our own workforce.
