Sentence examples for rendering effective from inspiring English sources

There are clear political sensitivities surrounding drug policies, rendering effective reform a challenging prospect for politicians once they are in government.

The pits are of an open morphology, thereby rendering effective determination of the damage functions using optical microscopy.

Cultural competence is an essential component in rendering effective and culturally responsive services to culturally and ethnically diverse clients.

The advent of the Service Oriented Architecture SOAA) enabled implementation of IT systems of increasing complexity, rendering effective monitoring a nontrivial task.

The justices ruled that "the Second Amendment must be interpreted and applied with the view of its purpose of rendering effective Militia".

And astute observers such as Moises Naim (2013: 2) have pointed out that the physics of power has transformed, making it "easier to get, harder to use -- and easier to lose" -- rendering effective autocratic rule almost impossible.

Hoshyar Zebari, the interim foreign minister of Iraq, told the Security Council on Tuesday that the United Nations could not render effective aid from outside the country.

"It's almost impossible to render effective assistance of counsel under them," said Neal R. Sonnett, the chairman of the American Bar Association's task force on the treatment of enemy combatants.

Lebanon has recently enacted a law prohibiting indoor smoking in all of its forms, rendered effective as of 3 September 2012.

Hence, there is an urgent need for new flow field designs that can render effective separation of the fuel and gas bubbles.

First of all, the occasional occurrence of miraculous intervention, including events that clearly appeared contrary to natural laws, would not render effective human action impossible, since humans would see that such miraculous occurrences were extremely rare.