Sentences with phrase «ineffective at addressing»

This topic is particularly relevant to PD patients, since existing therapies are relatively ineffective at addressing difficulties with walking and maintaining posture.

Moreover, the study found that not only does harsh verbal discipline appear to be ineffective at addressing behavior problems in youths, it actually appears to increase such behaviors.

Not exact matches

And because these side - effect laden drugs are not addressing the underlying problems, they are often ineffective at dealing with the main symptoms.

In addition, a state plan must describe how the state will address disparities that result in low - income and minority students being taught by ineffective teachers at a disproportionate rate.

In December 2015, Congress passed the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), [1] which requires states and districts to determine whether low - income students and students of color in Title I schools are served at disproportionate rates by ineffective, out - of - field, or inexperienced teachers, and take steps to address any identified disproportionalities (i.e., gaps in equity).

«Nonetheless, participants generally agreed that the Committee should not completely rule out the possibility of using monetary policy to address financial stability risks, particularly in circumstances in which such risks significantly threatened the achievement of its dual mandate and when macroprudential tools had been or were likely to be ineffective at mitigating those risks.»

This, of course, is roughly the same approach that's proved ineffective failed so spectacularly at addressing so many other complex issues, including drug enforcement, immigration policy, gays in the military, and so forth.

-LSB-...] emails and his untrue puffs about the ineffective Penn State Inquiry Committee, reported at CA here and by the the Penn State Collegian as follows: Graham Spanier addressed the inquiry and the -LSB-...]

He addresses whether ineffective assistance of counsel at the plea stage is sufficiently prejudicial to warrant vacating the sentence imposed.

At the same time, the authors note, «several courts have expressed concern that too restrictive an approach may render U.S. courts ineffective in addressing fraud in an increasingly global securities market.»