Sentence examples for derelictions from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month he removed the first 50 of 150 officers in his force who are to be fired, for among other derelictions of duty alleged connections to drug-dealing, prostitution and murder.

To him, this was probably just another one of Auberon's derelictions.

Francis's challenges to the Church's derelictions have been repeated by many others (the Berrigan brothers; liberation theology).

Meserve said nothing to Rafe; nor did he say anything to any of the others when, as the mission unfolded, they committed similar derelictions.

He's a tireless blogger (he is also a stringer for Milenio, a national daily), and these shots go up with notas (short articles) about derelictions, hazards, and other small outrages around Tlajomulco.

But none of these institutions paid a price in the marketplace for their derelictions of duty.

Seabrook gives a memorable picture of dereliction: "The city of men had become a city of animals.

While survivors are ferried to the relative safety of islands such as Lampedusa and Sicily, and victims disappear for ever, the impact of these tragedies will reverberate as far as Brussels, where the EU stands accused of dereliction of duty.

However, it would be inappropriate and a dereliction of duty on the part of the president to unduly act hastily in his consideration of the report.

Down amid the eerie dereliction, both the allure and the scepticism are understandable.

On June 17th Mr Maliki gave credence to such talk, dismissing four of his generals for dereliction of duty.ISIS is riding high for the moment.