Sentence examples for failed the duty from inspiring English sources
In 2014, Oman passed a law allowing the government to arbitrarily revoke the citizenship of anyone working "against the interests" of the state, and Bahrain passed similar legislation allowing the state to strip the citizenship of anyone who failed "the duty of loyalty".
In my opinion, these actions mean he failed in the duty that comes with being the world's most renowned maker of violent films.
We believe the board has failed this duty in dramatic fashion".
"We believe the board has failed this duty in a dramatic fashion".
Northeast Utilities, New England's biggest electric utility, failed in the duties that come with its monopoly.
But the Federal Circuit has failed its duty in the current battle over the patentability of isolated genes and gene sequences that are crucial to the fight against breast and ovarian cancer.
Hovasapyan's attorney claimed the city "failed to meet the duty of care that they owed [Hovasapyan], and were negligent in maintaining and controlling the premises at the location". The city is also handling another trip-and-fall case filed June 10 , 2008 that has not been settled.
In his 1998 book Dereliction of Duty: Lyndon Johnson, Robert McNamara, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lies That Led to Vietnam, then-Lieutenant Colonel (now Major General) H. R. McMaster argued that the Joint Chiefs failed in their duty to provide the President, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara or Congress with frank and fearless professional advice.
105 Section 215(2) establishes that it is an offence to fail to meet the duty to provide necessaries of life 'without lawful excuse' if such failure 'endangers the life of the person to whom the duty is owed or causes or is likely to cause the health of that person to be injured permanently.
"It's up to you to be responsible for your own personal safety," he said, noting that in the Andrews case the hotel failed in its duty by allowing Barrett to book a room right next to hers.
The claimants allege that the Department of Health failed in its duty to take reasonable care to prevent injury or loss to NHS patients when the blood products were imported into the UK.
