Sentence examples for failed to remove a from inspiring English sources

One firm threatened a consumer website with "injunction proceedings" if it failed to remove a Tullett Brown story.

It contends that Knight Capital failed to remove a defective function in one of its routers that was used to execute orders that day.

Last April, an Alzheimer's patient at an Alterra home in the Rochester suburb of Greece got a softball-size burn on her back after staff members failed to remove a hot water bottle, inspectors said.

However, he wrote, if a bishop knew of accusations and failed to investigate, or if he failed to remove a known abuser from the ministry, then under canon law he would have some legal and moral responsibility.

Despite making international headlines after its senate failed to remove a clause in the constitution that legitimises child marriage, Nigeria is one of the few countries to have scaled up sexual health education, Chandra-Mouli pointed out.

The archdiocese is being sued for negligence by a man who says it failed to remove a priest accused of having abused more than 50 boys from the 1950's to the 1980's.

The weak bill passed by the Senate last month failed to remove an archaic provision barring states from setting safety protections that are stronger than the weak federal requirements.

This physician underwent sinus surgery that failed to remove an obstructing lesion resulting in continued nasal drainage, and because of the first surgeon's refusal to acknowledge the problem, a second surgeon had to be recruited to perform corrective surgery.

Patients with left ventricular dysfunction may be even more susceptible to poor outcomes if hemodialysis fails to remove an adequate fluid amount [ 4].

Jon Grabowski, an owner of the 24grille in the Westin Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroit, sued TripAdvisor over this issue last year, after the site failed to remove or investigate an anonymous review claiming that his business partner had entertained a prostitute in the restaurant.

Internal reporting mechanisms such as they are have failed to remove children from detention; a situation that is itself recognised as a form of systematic child abuse.