Sentence examples for fail to perform that from inspiring English sources

"The Cancer Drugs Fund was only ever intended to be a temporary solution, acting as a safety net for patients, but we are now facing a situation in which it may fail to perform that function for some people and more and more life-extending drugs could be snatched away from those that need them".

But when they arrive at the inflamed artery, they fail to perform that cleanup.

"Too often we have let our contractors slide when they fail to perform, and that is why we have accepted the I.G.'s recommendations and are working to implement them," Mr. Walder said Tuesday in a prepared statement.

26 Under traditional Chinese values, after experiencing cognitive decline, persons with dementia fail to perform duties that lead to a loss of face and status within the family and their social systems.

For it might be thought that to be morally good is to act in accordance with the true set of moral norms that applies to one, but one might think that a set of moral norms can apply to one only if it is possible that one fail to perform an action that that set of norms requires (Alston 1990, pp. 310 315).

Sanctions--Teams that fail to meet threshold requirements each year will lose scholarships and teams that fail to perform academically over time could lose additional scholarships, be withheld from post-season tournaments or even be decertified.

Only time will tell whether the next U.S. president will act to prevent attacks from states that fail to perform their legal duty to do it themselves.

It must make decisions about authorizing new schools, reauthorizing existing ones, closing district and charter schools that fail to perform, and allocating space within a crowded system.

In addition to genetic screening for mutants that fail to perform mitophagy, future efforts will need to clarify the molecular signals for mitophagy.

Mr. Bush also signaled a recognition that he may need to compromise on the most contentious element of his plan: giving vouchers to parents that will allow them to remove their children from schools that "persistently fail to perform".

Quite often, it is only when ore pass systems fail to perform, and material flow is disrupted, that ore pass design and operation come under scrutiny.