Sentence examples for constituted a failure from inspiring English sources

The head of MSF's mission in Greece, Loic Jaeger, argued that the evacuation constituted a failure of European solidarity.

This constituted a failure to take care over the accuracy of the article, and a breach of clause 1. NB: The Telegraph published the adjudication in today's issue.

This misuse of Tönnies's dichotomy constituted a failure to understand that Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft were ideal types and not categories of classification.

She said that if the C.I.A. had come to a different conclusion, it would have constituted a failure to "connect the dots," a reference to the term used to question why the agency did not put together evidence that a terror attack was in the works before Sept. 11, 2001.

A key question is whether there is in truth a need for an assessment of whether Iraq's conduct constitutes a failure to take the final opportunity or has constituted a failure fully to cooperate within the meaning of OP4 such that the basis of the ceasefire is destroyed.

"Accordingly, the tribunal determined that Mr Troicki's actions constituted a failure and a refusal to provide a blood sample, and that his explanation for not doing so did not constitute compelling justification.

That itself constitutes a failure to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.

It is, in many ways, America's forgotten tragedy, and that constitutes a failure in and of itself.

In PAD, the patient's survival would constitute a failure, but here it would be a success.

Scepticism about all those men in tights and gentlewomen of the bedchamber therefore constitutes a failure to understand the essential thrust of English history.

Yet with this comes greater expectation and Pellegrini will soon be fielding questions about whether not winning the European Cup next term will constitute a failure.