Sentence examples for authorities failed to do from inspiring English sources

But not only had the authorities failed to do so, the village's schools were being used to house evacuees like Ms. Puranti and her relatives.

There was sufficient reason to close the airspace as a precaution, but "the Ukrainian authorities failed to do so," he said.

She said the authorities failed to do anything to protect her from anonymous threats she had begun receiving.

If the Afghan authorities fail to do a better job curbing corruption, "then the whole framework for international support could collapse," he said.

In some of these instances, the president attempted to garner statutory authority, failed to do so and then acted in defiance of that.

Saying it must act as long as the Palestinian Authority fails to do so, the Israeli Army has continued arresting Palestinians since June 29, when the Palestinian factions declared that they were suspending attacks.

But Israel says that for its own security it will continue raiding Palestinian cities for wanted men and their weapons as long as the governing Palestinian Authority fails to do so.

Ironically, she notes, the Tanzanian authorities have failed to do anything to constructively address teen pregnancy rates: "The government has also failed to provide adequate sexual health and reproductive education in schools, and to increase access to sexual health services to curb teenage pregnancies".

When the Red Scare was all the rage, a case challenging such a policy went all the way to the US Supreme Court, which found that if someone is deprived of his or her right to travel, the government has to say why something the authorities have failed to do in Ibrahim's case.

When the Red Scare was all the rage, a case challenging such a policy went all the way to the US Supreme Court, which found that if someone is deprived of their right to travel, the government has to say why – something the authorities have failed to do in Ibrahim's case.

The region's long-term plans to generate electricity to serve a growing population and to replace decades-old dirty plants were thrown into disarray this week, when a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that local authorities had failed to do the necessary environmental and health analyses.