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Government control of information can be ineffective in other ways.

The study called out the services, however, as being ineffective in most cases.

The power play was ineffective, going 0 for 5 over eight minutes.

The one thing it has not been called, however, is ineffective.

No, and the reason is that they're ineffective when children are not all reading at the same level.

But a study found summer school to be largely ineffective.

I think this analysis is wrong and that course of action ineffective.

But the products that have come out so far, he said, seem to be ineffective.

We're not going to wait around while ineffective teachers remain in those schools.

This is ineffective policy making as there simply are not enough places available.

But they never say it is an ineffective method either.

Almost all negotiations were at industry or national level, and ineffective.

I set her legs about me as before; their hold too was ineffective.

Some national security experts said that the program was likely to be ineffective.

But with no support from higher levels of government, little money and limited knowledge, they are often ineffective.

The current vaccine is ineffective for children under age 2.

What is more, they see monetary policy as rather ineffective.

However, studies have shown that this treatment is often ineffective.

But such subsidies are usually ineffective in the long run, he said.

Washington's defense seemed ineffective against the Liberty, which shot 62 percent from the field.

But he suggested that in general, such laws are ineffective.

I wanted to succeed because the last seven years were so ineffective.

The treatment center has been criticized for years as ineffective.

But when it came to ineffective play, Carroll was not alone.

We should remember Iraq and how ineffective sanctions were against that country.