Sentence examples for was operating effectively from inspiring English sources

The illusion among many New Yorkers that their state government was operating effectively was shattered last month when the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law came out with a report showing that New York had the least deliberative, most dysfunctional state legislature in the nation.

Although he had stomach problems with AZT, he had no symptoms of the disease itself for three more years, and his infection-fighting T-cells were, at 400 per milliliter of blood, near normal numbers -- a sign that his immune system was operating effectively.

We approached community councils and clinics if we believed that: i) most clients were Aboriginal; ii) most children in the community used the clinic as their primary source of health care; iii) the infant immunisation program was operating effectively; and iv) medical records documenting all clinic presentations were maintained.

Most aid groups are operating in Dadaab, but very few are operating effectively in the Shabab-controlled areas of Somalia.

Until then, the mayor said it is Alexander's job to ensure the school system is operating effectively, which includes building a staff.

United Airlines temporarily grounded 11percentt of its fleet and canceled 31 flights Wednesday while it tested dozens of Boeing 777s to make sure components of a cargo fire suppression system were operating effectively.

The New York State Legislature had this problem in mind when it passed a bill that requires the State Department of Health to ensure that prison H.I.V. and hepatitis programs are operating effectively and meet prevailing medical standards.

Government auditors urged the Treasury Department on Tuesday to act more quickly to develop the internal controls and hire the professional staff necessary to ensure that its $700 billion financial rescue package is operating effectively and ethically.

There would be a "joint committee" that would take direction from those exercising political oversight to manage the processes of regulatory cooperation, make sure the agreement is operating effectively, and propose changes as necessary.

General Nazir Goran, a Kurd who commands an Iraqi army brigade in the capital, says that his men have been operating effectively in some of the capital's "hot zones", mainly in western Baghdad.

However, only a small number of the currently used systems are reported to be operating effectively because they are designed to maintain a quality level within the specified process, rather than to focus on cooperation within the production workflow.