Sentence examples for purpose and effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Consider the purpose and effectiveness of judicial filibusters.

He seems the ultimate in equanimity, purpose, and effectiveness.

Most of the company's proposed revisions "would undermine or frustrate the purpose and effectiveness" of the remedy proposal, the government said in a brief filed with the judge in the long-running antitrust trial.

So hearing even a former prosecutor bluntly refute the entire purpose (and effectiveness) of the federal War On Weed is a welcome development indeed.

According to the bill, letting patients know that providers are legally required to make certain statements "is antithetical to the purpose and effectiveness of the disclosures, and evidences a hostility to the required disclosures and signals to the pregnant mothers that the required disclosures, to the extent they are made at all, should be ignored".

This might be due to a lack of knowledge about the purpose and effectiveness of follow-up [ 39, 40].

The paper aims to revive an interest in the notion of responsible project management education (RPME) in the context of related contemporary debates about the integration of reflexivity, ethics and sustainability in the business schools' curricula; the purpose, values and effectiveness of university education; and practical relevance of business and management courses, to mention only a few.

But for singleness of purpose and sheer effectiveness, Ms. Harris, who is a controversial figure among those concerned about electronic voting, has more visible citizen-crusaders — Michael Moore comes to mind — beat by a mile.

Physiotherapists need to be aware therefore that the way family members interpret both the purpose and potential effectiveness of treatments can vary significantly from their own.

Knowledge Women were asked several questions to gauge their knowledge about the purpose, possible consequences and effectiveness of mammography.

2. The discourses on both assessments and participation in the contexts of environment and environmental health have been too much focused on processes and procedures, and too little attention has been given to their purposes and outcome effectiveness in policy making.