Sentence examples for were functioning effectively from inspiring English sources

Peter Clapman, head of corporate governance at TIAA-CREF, the big institutional investor, said such evaluations by consulting firms could indicate whether boards were functioning effectively.

If transit regulation were functioning effectively, traditional taxis would have evolved to meet the needs of its customers and the market wouldn't have been so fast and so easy for the taking.

Only 52.2% (n = 805) of all distractors were functioning effectively and 10.2% (n = 158) had a choice frequency of 0. Items with more functioning distractors were more difficult and more discriminating.

It would be a good thing if we have universality but, even without it, the court is functioning effectively".

At the end of 12 weeks, all but one of the patients in the group I observed are functioning effectively.

She has also developed a checklist, called Performance Assessment in Schools Systemwide, or PASS, to help schools judge whether they are functioning effectively.

The New York Stock Exchange requires that the boards of all publicly traded corporations conduct a self-evaluation at least annually to determine whether they are functioning effectively.

"But we do feel we are functioning effectively these days with Bill Lajoie sort of functioning as an acting general manager and great teamwork that's coming from other people in that department".

But the appearance also gave Mr. Cuomo an opportunity to drive home his administration's new favorite message since the tax overhaul: that while Washington is paralyzed by political gridlock, Albany is functioning effectively.

"But we do feel we are functioning effectively these days with Bill Lajoie sort of functioning as an acting general manager and great teamwork that's coming from other people in that department". Lajoie, who has said he does not want the job, left the Red Sox briefly when Epstein did but reconsidered and returned.

There cannot be many graft investigations in the world that prompt tears of gratitude, but for millions of Brazilians, a string of high-profile arrests have been a source of solace in an otherwise dismal year – a sign that some of the country's institutions are functioning effectively, even with the economy suffering its worst crisis in decades and parliament riven by an impeachment struggle.