Sentence examples for failed to aid from inspiring English sources

Two officers who failed to aid women were docked vacation days, and the senior officer who oversaw the parade retired early.

Auditing firms have argued that the required rotation in Italy produced inferior audits and failed to aid the discovery of financial frauds.

Although none are likely to be fired, Police Commissioner Howard Safir seems serious about punishing officers who failed to aid citizens in trouble.

The colours may have spoken in unison about the glories of sunset, but the display failed to aid appreciation of the accomplishments of either the living artist or the one long dead.The most atmospheric, instructive and exciting stand at Frieze Masters 2014 was created by Helly Nahmad, the London-based cousin of the New York dealer of the same name.

Confirmation of rumors that the company would buy back $3 billion of its shares over the coming 18 months, bringing its total share buybacks announced this year to $5 billion, also failed to aid the shares.

Gen. Robert E. Rodes, failed to aid Early's attack by moving against Cemetery Hill from the west.

We should not embrace measures that, however well intentioned, will not only undermine these traditions, but also fail to aid the fight against terrorism.

The announcement,which follows Labour's proposals to penalise private schools that fail to aid the state sector, is a sign that education is a hotly contested political issue ahead of the next general election.

In fact, nearly all the evidence suggests that hypnosis fails to aid recall, but instead has the potentially harmful effect of increasing people's faith in their memories, whether or not they are accurate recollections of events.

It is suggested that overall, private sector actors are frustrated by having to take on all the financial risks associated with product development, while humanitarians fret about potential public condemnation and donor criticism if a product fails to aid beneficiaries in the field (Nielsen 2014).

A second abortion-related bill, which according to the Washington Post would impose criminal penalties on medical personnel who fail to aid an infant born after an attempted abortion," also passed the House on Friday along partisan lines.