The council is concerned that resistance to nevirapine arising from its prophylactic use will render it ineffective in treatment regimes.
The Roman Catholic Church believes that, if God gives a sign, alteration of the sign might cause it to lose its significance or otherwise render it ineffective.
In September, the Hispanic Congressional Caucus sent a letter to President Barack Obama asking him to immediately terminate all 287 g) agreements and end the program, saying, "misuse of the 287 g) program by its current participants has rendered it ineffective and dangerous to community safety".
No matter that frequent use may render it ineffective and leave users vulnerable to opportunistic infections.
An Interim Solution Any delay in reaching a doctor, getting a prescription for emergency contraception and finding a pharmacy that stocks the drug can render it ineffective.
With the introduction of gunpowder in the 14th century, however, armour fell into disuse (musket balls easily pierced the armour, rendering it ineffective in battle).
The Web site describes Cipro as protection against anthrax, but does not provide any information about its risks and side effects, including the fact that indiscriminate or premature use of Cipro can render it ineffective.
There can be no place for legislation which imposes so many constraints on the form a protest takes as to render it ineffective and which responds to those protesting at the current priorities and policies of government, by simply having them removed from view.
It has also rendered it ineffective, given that the so-called developing countries given a free pass under Kyoto, including South Korea and Saudi Arabia as well as China and India, are now responsible for 58% of global emissions.That is why the biggest developing-country polluters, chiefly China and India, were so reluctant to relinquish their freedom to pollute.
Aid administration is structured with lots of factors that are capable of rendering it ineffective.
