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Richard G. Younge, 75, the lawyer who failed to prepare a strategy for the death penalty hearing for his client, had never handled a death penalty case.

He said his generation had failed to prepare a new crop of younger leaders, and called for a "systematic rejuvenation of the whole chain of party and administrative posts".

Later, on the Senate floor, he said, "The tragedy is that our troops are paying with their lives because the administration failed to prepare a plan to win the peace".

"The tragedy," Senator Kennedy said on the Senate floor Friday, "is that our troops are paying with their lives because the administration failed to prepare a plan to win the peace".

The Britain-based environmental legal group, ClientEarth, successfully stalled the project throughout 2012 when a Polish court agreed to rescind Opole's environmental permit because PGE failed to prepare an adequate Environmental Impact Assessment.

To many educators, the move is a symbolic reversal of what they say was a discriminatory policy that required Latino immigrant children to speak and learn only in English and failed to prepare all students for a global economy.

Its share price slipped further the following day.The government faces this stark choice between finding a fully financed private-sector saviour (which now looks increasingly elusive), taking the bank into public ownership or just letting it go bust because it failed to prepare for a banking belly-flop in a changed financial world.

That accord failed to prepare for a breakthrough in bilateral relations or prevent North Korea from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Officials in Tokyo denied that Abe had decided to send Kawai to the US because Japan had failed to prepare for a Trump victory.

In his first public defense of his tenure, Mr. Freeh politely but emphatically swept aside widespread complaints that during his tenure the Federal Bureau of Investigation refused to cooperate with other agencies and failed to prepare for a terrorist attack in the United States.

In 2012, Mr Gross filed a lawsuit against the US government and Development Alternatives, the contractor overseeing his project, alleging that they failed to prepare him for a dangerous assignment.