Sentence examples for dereliction for which from inspiring English sources

But what can be said for certain is that Joe's failure to stay on message - a dereliction for which he has no one but himself to blame - has provided Lisa Murkowski an opportunity to win the general election that she did not have at the time she announced her write-in candidacy.

Equally, Grayling's failure to engage with the contradictory demands of conscience and military duty are a partial dereliction of the onerous task for which he has volunteered.

Two widely discussed cases are the killing of 24 Iraqis in Haditha in 2005, which led to murder charges against three low-ranking marines and dereliction of duty charges against four officers, and the abduction and killing of an Iraqi in Hamdaniya last year, for which the Marine Corps has charged seven marines and a Navy corpsman.

In a blog post, one passenger described one of Jubba's Antonovs as a piece of "Soviet dereliction" in which a family of five sat piled into three seats.

DRIVE into Liverpool from Manchester, and the signs of economic dereliction which once dominated the landscape are gone.

The charge of cowardice was later reduced to dereliction of duty, which carried a possible sentence of six months' confinement.

In their suit, producers claim her departure amounted to a dereliction of duties which led to production delays on the movie.

Or you can put up and shut up, a blatant dereliction of duty which becomes increasingly appealing but is inevitably tinged with guilt.

Each year, hundreds of soldiers are charged with various forms of dereliction, which essentially means failing to do one's job.

This regulatory dereliction, which pleased the chemical industry no end, eventually erupted into scandal.

Margaret Jaconelli and her family had lived here alone in the dereliction for the past five years.