Sentence examples for an apparent dereliction from inspiring English sources

Is it proper to call someone out for such an apparent dereliction of duty?

Bonita herself never went for a walk, a wasteful dereliction of duty.

That the Nigerian authorities had advance warning of the attack and failed to protect the people of Chibok is an inexcusable dereliction of duty.

He assailed the Senate, whose own version of the legislation passed with the support of 39 Republicans, for an "absurd dereliction of duty" and "game playing".

Refusing to do so would be an unprecedented dereliction of duty.

In July, Wolfers called Congress' refusal to consider another stimulus "an enormous dereliction of duty".

This extreme obstructionism is both an unprecedented dereliction of duty and politics at its worst.

Ms Wood also accused Labour of a "shocking dereliction of duty, an absolute travesty".

To allow this to happen a third time would be a wholesale dereliction of their duty.

Even one public photograph constitutes a grave dereliction of duty as a parent.

But shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper accused Theresa May of a "shameful dereliction" of her duty in an attempt to appease Conservative Eurosceptics.