Sentence examples for beyond the failures from inspiring English sources

It also reflects an awareness that this may be a systemic problem that goes beyond the failures of individual authorities.

Indeed, beyond the failures of Sept. 11 that exposed a need to re-examine nuts-and-bolts issues like logistics, radio communications and information sharing, one of the broader lessons to be drawn is how that day should never be forgotten or trivialized.

Looking beyond the failures of last summer, the committee must press Mr. Mueller to provide Congress with a full report on how the F.B.I. has employed the additional powers awarded to it under the U.S.A. Patriot Act, which Congress passed in a stampede last fall.

In abandoning abstinence education, states have largely said that comprehensive sex education programs, which discuss contraception beyond the failure rates, have a better scientific grounding.

Beyond the failure to admit any guilt, which will disappoint only those who were expecting the improbable, this book is interesting and even enjoyable.

There is no way of isolating the various factors that affect growth.But there are more fundamental questions about the nature of the subject beyond the failure of economists to make accurate forecasts.

We also urge the Committee to initiate its own investigation, using the full range of the Committee's oversight authorities, to determine the nature of the Russian money-laundering scheme, including who participated in the arrangement and whether violations of U.S. Law, beyond the failure to maintain appropriate anti-money laundering controls, may have occurred.

The bolt length should be at least 1 m beyond the failure zone.

This finding, in contrast to the stabilisation regime observed in air made it possible to state that the dislocation structure continues to evolve beyond the failure in air.

However, the results show the effect of 25 wt% replacement of RHA and LPW with Portland cement do not exhibit a sudden brittle fracture even beyond the failure loads, indicates high energy absorption capacity, reduce the unit weight dramatically.

Detailed destructive examination of specimens suggested that much of the work of fracture arose when the specimens were strained well beyond the failure of individual tows yet still carried loads ∼1 GPa.