Sentence examples for due to failings from inspiring English sources

It had taken them since 1985 to get the official record to show Groce's shooting, witnessed by her young son who was left screaming, was not an accident but due to failings by agents of the state exercising their powers.

The Metropolitan Police Authority was, however, found liable under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 for De Menezes' death due to failings in the operation's planning and implementation.

He disclosed that Royal Mail's letters business was set to lose 8% of its traffic this year, and that much of this decline was due to failings in the business, not simply a result of the recession.

The parents of a dying baby suffered a "horrifically stressful" time when they were stopped from seeing their child due to failings by social services, an official review has said.

No one has yet brought a claim under the Human Rights Act alleging a breach of article 3 of the first protocol on the grounds that they were eligible and wished to vote but were unable to do so due to failings of the authorities.

Much of it – our entire Review section, in fact – is given over to reporting the inquests into the 1989 Hillsborough stadium disaster in the UK, which last week determined that 96 Liverpool FC supporters had been unlawfully killed in a crush due to failings, previously disputed, by the police officer in charge of crowd control at an FA Cup semi-final.

In several previous studies of WPT learning, participants who fail to learn the task possibly due to failing to pay sufficient attention to the task throughout, have been excluded from the analysis (e.g. Shohamy et al., 2004).

One graduated; one moved back home due to failing grades.

However, the OS-85 shell did cause some problems due to failing to handle checksums.

Are they learning at all when their schools are consistently shut down due to failing infrastructure?

However, most studies have been constrained by cross-sectional designs that limit causal inference due to failing to establish temporal order of exposure and disease.