Sentence examples for a gross dereliction from inspiring English sources

It will be a gross dereliction in duty if we fail to do so this summer.

Europe's failure to act is fast becoming a gross dereliction of our leaders' duties to protect the European interest.

That is a gross dereliction of duty on the part of the Department for Work and Pensions, and it cannot be defended".

Making things up during a headline speech on the second night of a convention is a gross dereliction of journalistic duty, I readily concede.

'My considered opinion was, and is, that their non-production was a gross dereliction of duty of the most serious kind,' he wrote.

One MP accused the Department for Work and Pensions of a "gross dereliction of duty" in the way it told women about the reforms, while another described the measures as "cruel and heartless".

Either the investigation is a cover-up of gross dereliction of duty, or it is a cover-up of something far more chilling.

First, the one that may be forced on you anyway: an exit by Greece arising from gross dereliction of its duties under the various bail-out agreements.

"President Obama and Hillary Clinton have engaged in gross dereliction of duty by surrendering the safety of the American people to open borders".

"You're either talking about gross dereliction of duty at F.B.I. headquarters and the L.A. field office, or the F.B.I. wanted to play her back on China, and it just backfired on them, because they were played themselves.

If our management team – led by David Cameron, the self-styled MD of UK plc – offers these investor-come-latelies the lion's share of the equity (that is, access to those treasures) for their paltry, late-stage capital, then he is in gross dereliction of his duty to us, the shareholders.