Sentence examples for failed to marshal from inspiring English sources

"We probably failed to marshal support of the base as well as we should have," Rove said.

Until now, it has failed to marshal the backing of at least nine of the 15 member states required to bring a resolution to the vote.

Mr Obama has failed to marshal support from traditional civil-rights leaders such as Jesse Jackson: as the son of a Kenyan father and a white American mother, he had no experience of the ghetto.

"We probably failed to marshal support of the base as well as we should have," said Mr. Rove, who was responding to questions at an appearance at the American Enterprise Institute.

Mr. Shepherd, who is chairman of a task force on the Patriot Act for the American Bar Association's real property section, said in a telephone interview that FinCEN had failed to marshal any statistical evidence to show that the regulations were needed.

In the end, he fails to marshal his material in a way that effectively conveys what he knows about the early evolution of birds - he is too busy refuting his opponents to tell the story of his birds properly.

When she failed to leave, marshals were set to evict her.

Human rights lawyers representing those killed in the shooting have complained with growing alarm that the prosecution has failed to push hard enough or marshal a strong enough case to win a conviction.

But in the party meeting Mr. Kim convened in April, Vice Marshal Ri failed to receive any major appointment and was eclipsed by Choe Ryong-hae, a civilian party official who was made vice marshal in charge of monitoring the allegiance of top generals.

The fire marshal who failed to notice the flammable foam insulation during an inspection, Denis Larocque, was shielded by state law.

But the fundamental split on the question of halting the nuclear program was striking, he said, especially when Vice Marshal Choe failed to take Mr. Xi's lead on the six-party talks during their meeting.