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Discover LudwigThe phrase "taken effective" is not a grammatically correct part of a sentence.
It does not make sense in written English. It is possible that you are trying to say "effectively taken," which would mean something has been taken in a way that has a successful or desired result. In this case, you could use it in a sentence like, "The new measures were effectively taken to ensure the safety of all employees."
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team found, Guangdong has taken effective countermeasures against SARS and its reports are reliable and open.
Examining the role of the Palestinian Authority in the bombings, the report said Mr. Arafat and his government had not taken effective steps to stop them.
Tucker said the dip in outbreaks indicated that teams had taken effective steps to prevent the spread of the infection, whose full name is methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
Kimber said the SWP had taken effective action but said that he couldn't go into further details as the matter was confidential.
Maurice Fitzgerald Shanbally, Ireland Government Motors The U.S. government has taken effective control of General Motors — not just through massive credits, but by deciding to evict its president and to provide guarantees to future auto buyers.
"Over the past year the ICO has bared its teeth and has taken effective action to punish organisations, many of which have shown a cavalier attitude to looking after people's personal information," said Graham.
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It suggested the new DDT took effective digestive ripening, implying the original DDT in the solution lost its effectiveness.
It could join us today in taking effective steps towards dealing seriously with avoidance.
This principled modelling of a redistributive ethos intends to shame our politicians into taking effective action.
"We always try to take effective action when a child is thought to be at risk.
But they failed to take effective action to stop it then".
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