Sentence examples for amount to neglect from inspiring English sources

At Sean's inquest, the Avon coroner, Maria Voisin, said there were "lost opportunities" in the little boy's care but said it did not amount to neglect.

Avon Coroner Maria Voisin recorded a narrative conclusion saying in her view there were "lost opportunities" with Sean's treatment but said this did not amount to neglect because there was not a "gross failure to provide basic care".

Effect sizes > 0.5 mean that differences are higher than the acceptable amount to neglect them.

These first three approximations amount to neglecting the variability of the megamap and modeling only the average dynamics.

A coroner later concluded that they died because of a catalogue of "serious mistakes and systemic failures", amounting to neglect.

In one case, inflicting cuts and bruises on a child was deemed "excessive corporal punishment," amounting to neglect, the most basic and frequently charged form of child mistreatment.

A coroner concluded that a catalogue of "serious mistakes and systemic failures" by the military, amounting to "neglect", were to blame for their deaths.

In effect this amounts to neglecting the causal role of the relations which constitute the whole out of the parts.

In regions where conductivity gradients are important, our result is approximative and amounts to neglecting the anomalous part of the TM-mode.

"Once the truth was finally uncovered the horrific catalogue of failings clearly amount to wilful neglect of duty on her part".

In the draft Clarke said: In theory, academies are accountable to the secretary of state, but in practice the accountability can almost amount to benign neglect where educational and financial performance seems to indicate everything is fine.