This principled modelling of a redistributive ethos intends to shame our politicians into taking effective action.
"They really aren't taking effective action to help women quit smoking".
Secondaries: The Lakes School, alas, "requires improvement", but is "taking effective action".
That success was based on obsessive communication with people in their communities – genuinely caring about their needs, genuinely listening to their views and taking effective action.
Ministers were taking effective action to help families and businesses and would never, unlike the Tories, say that unemployment was a "price worth paying", she added.
Aerial assaults, when carried out without support from "boots on the ground," serve but one purpose: they help sustain the illusion that the Pakistani government is taking effective action.
But it seems self evident that things would be in much better shape if we were taking effective action to tackle the problems that men and boys face too.
And, at critical stages in the process, he blocked me and other UNAMA professional staff from taking effective action that might have limited the fraud or enabled the Afghan electoral institutions to address it more effectively".
"And, at critical stages in the process," he wrote, "he blocked me and other U.N.A.M.A. professional staff from taking effective action that might have limited the fraud or enabled the Afghan electoral institutions to address it more effectively".
There was always something, it seemed, preventing the Clinton Administration from taking effective action — the Pentagon, the Treasury, the friends of the Saudis, the F.B.I. "This is a phenomenon that goes back well beyond the Clinton Administration," Richard Holbrooke says.
