Sentence examples for failed to be passed from inspiring English sources

But despite the hope of civic groups that those scandals would prove embarrassing enough to prompt state action, even a relatively modest proposal that would require vendors seeking state contracts to fully disclose their lobbying activities, just as groups seeking new laws are required to, has so far failed to be passed into law.

Eventually, a beneficial mutation may be the only alternative left as all others have ultimately failed to be passed on.

Sir Simon welcomed the coalition government's recent funding announcements, but said messages from the top often failed to be passed down to the people actually making the decisions.

The number didn't even count all the many that had been introduced but had failed to be passed.

It was under Liberal rule that public spending started to get out of control again, national budgets failed to be submitted and passed, and the Central Bank was sacked.

Sydney Roosters young gun Jackson Hastings is better prepared than most to handle the pressure cooker of an NRL semi-final after Mitchell Pearce failed in his bid to be passed fit.

Orphans are far more likely than other children to miss school, turn to begging or prostitution, fall sick, fail to be inoculated, pass on diseases, and die young.

And even the most fervent digital missionary cannot fail to be moved by its passing.

It is fair to ask why people who just happened to be passing by fail to insert themselves these scenes.

If they fail to answer correctly, it will be passed on to the husbands; and it is just possible that even on domestic matters a mere husband may at last be able to show that his views are sometimes the more correct.

In a 575-page report (pdf), released tonight, the inquiry said Israel should be required to investigate the allegations raised and if it fails to do so the case should be passed to the prosecutor of the international criminal court.