Sentences with phrase «until effective control»

Until effective control and leadership is established, training programs are unlikely to be successful.

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Thus the Vestries in America soon gained effective control of the spirituals as well as the temporals of the churches, largely through assuming power to hire and set the salary of the clergyman, plus a studied neglect of presenting him to the Governor for permanent induction into the «living» until forced to do so.14 «In 1697 the Arch - bishop of Canterbury expressed surprise that the clergymen might «be removed like domestic servants by a vote of the Vestry,»»15 but obviously neither he nor anyone could do anything about it.

Crate training allows for effective control of your pup until such time as they have good control of their bowels and understand that the right place to go to the bathroom is outside!So crate training is based on your dogs natural instincts while piddle pads and newspapers encourage the pup to go in the very place where you don't want them to go, namely inside your home.

Until he's a little older, your child won't have the self - control and reasoning skills to make a traditional time - out effective.

They also cover: Proportion of calls closed with telephone advice or managed without transport to A&E; Re-contact rate following discharge of care - to ensure that ambulance trusts provide safe and effective care the first time; Call abandonment rate - to ensure ambulance trusts can take 999 calls and that people don't abandon their 999 call before a control room operator has answered; Time to answer calls - measuring how quickly all 999 calls are answered; Time until treatment by an ambulance - dispatched health professional; Category A: eight minutes response time — measuring whether those patients most in need of an emergency ambulance get one quickly.

If Rajoy invokes Article 155 of the 1978 constitution, which allows him to take control of a region if it breaks the law, it would not be fully effective until at least early next week as it needs upper house approval.

In addition to allowing firefighters to control fires from a safe distance, the FIT - 5 could also replace halon fluorocarbons, an effective fire - fighting tool until they were banned in 1994 after it was discovered that they destroy Earth's ozone layer.

The academies» study also stressed that concerns over proliferation of nuclear weapons may continue to outweigh the need to reform Western export controls, at least until Russia establishes effective export controls of its own.

«Until there are controlled studies, we won't know how effective the therapy is.»

However, the fact that sticks in my mind is that from launch it continues to accelerate with increasing intensity until it reaches a peak of 1.4 G at 112mph, which is when the minimally intrusive, hugely effective traction control finally relinquishes its electronic hold and the ECUs finally deliver all 1244bhp and 1155 lb ft with total conviction.

Until recently, experts have maintained that, after seatbelts and airbags, electronic stability control (ESC) was the most effective safety device, reducing fatalities by a third in cars; and two - thirds in SUV.

By 1765 they were in effective control of much of the country, although the official period of rule known as the Raj did not begin until 1858.

The crossbow is an effective silent killer when outfitted with steel bolts but the potential for creative takedowns increases dramatically once you learn to make a bolt that gives you temporary control over your victim's twitching, shambling body — right up until he explodes in a cloud of bloody viscera and takes down everyone nearby.

Until the solicitors» branch of the profession developed an organisational structure in the second half of the 19th century, the only effective external control over solicitors was by the courts.