Sentence examples for because it has failed from inspiring English sources

In a statement posted on its website on September 23, the Hellenic Special Forces Reserve Union (KEED) says it will assemble at 4pm at Syntagma Square in order to demand "the immediate resignation of the government" because it has failed in its duty to provide "health, education, justice and security" that it says it is obliged to do under article 22 of the constitution.

Some have argued that the Fed should lose some of its regulatory power because it has failed to protect consumers adequately.

What is more, the Red Cross has not even contacted scores of families because it has failed to coordinate its own efforts to identify victims with the work of other charities trying to do the same thing.

The default notices, sent by the trustee, U.S. Bank National Association, allege that the homebuilder breached the bond agreements because it has failed to file its third quarter 10-Q quarterly earnings report for the period ending June 30 with the SEC and deliver it within 15 days to the trustee.

So far his government has disappointed, partly because it has failed to get much of its legislation, such as proposed energy and labour reforms, through Congress, where the PRI remains the largest party.

In his annual letter to shareholders published recently, Mr Immelt admitted that GE's reputation had been "tarnished" because it has failed to live up to its aspiration to be a "safe and reliable growth company".

One recent analysis had to discard 75% of its research because it had failed to account for differences between the backgrounds and academic histories of pupils attending the schools.

The £520,000-a-year Cabinet Office unit run by Dr David Halpern was told by VIA – whose members devised the personality test – to stop using the questionnaire because it had failed its scientific validation.

Shares in the Guernsey-based investment fund plummeted 70.4%, or 1.97 euros ($3.07), to 83 euro cents ($1.29), in Thursday morning trading on the Amsterdam Euronext exchange, after the company said it expected its lenders to take possession of all its remaining assets because it had failed to reach a "mutually beneficial agreement" on $16.6 billion of debt.

In May 2009, the Air Force canceled the company's contract because it had failed to meet its expectations.

The school's firstOfsted reportsaid it required special measures because it had failed to give its pupils "an acceptable standard of education".