Sentence examples for fail to firmly from inspiring English sources

If democratic governments fail to firmly stand up to such outrages, they not only lose credibility but become passive aides of the torturers who commit these crimes.

The authority appealed, arguing that the panel had failed to firmly establish its findings and did not take into account the "interest and welfare of the public" and other criteria.

Nonetheless DeepMind was handed access to the non-anonymized medical records of 1.6M patients without their knowledge or consent, and under loosely defined contract terms that failed to firmly lock down what the company might be able to do with highly sensitive medical data.

However, considerable research has failed to firmly establish alcohol consumption as a direct risk factor for pancreatic cancer.

During the last 15 years, controversial data have failed to firmly establish whether DCC is indeed a tumour suppressor gene.

(In contrast, the composition of two (necessarily firmly nonexpansive) projectors may fail to be firmly nonexpansive).

Possible explanations are either that mESCs fail to attach firmly to the Cultispher-S or that the initial seeding conditions had been sub-optimal, leading to heterogeneity in the culture.

Not only was monetary policy too tight in the early 1990s; more recently the Bank of Japan has also failed to respond firmly enough to deflation.

He's knowledgeable too and happy to give actual opinions, something which the majority of pundits – fences firmly jammed where the sun don't shine – fail to do.

On March 6th, China said it too opposed the second resolution.With only Britain, Spain and Bulgaria firmly behind America in the 15-member Security Council, the second resolution could fail to get the minimum nine votes necessary to be adopted.

Active management of multiculturalism is necessary to make it work and should be firmly based on values of acceptance and fairness to all.LYN BRAYAdelaideSIR—I am surprised that you fail to mention Canada.