Sentence examples for failed to screen from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Red Cross failed to screen out some people who were not supposed to give blood, the agency said.

In June 2003, the agency admitted that it had failed to screen its own screeners and fired more than 1,200 employees after they failed criminal background checks or other internal investigations.

European governments and rights groups say the Libyan Health Ministry failed to screen blood products adequately, and allowed poor sterilization practices by the staff of Al Fateh Children's Hospital.

The five-year inquiry, headed by the former judge Lord Penrose, estimated that nearly 3,000 people in Scotland were infected with hepatitis C and 78 people contracted HIV after authorities failed to screen blood products.

In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs allege that the UN failed to screen peacekeepers from Nepal for cholera, where the disease is common, and that a private contractor hired by the UN failed to ensure sanitary conditions and adequate infrastructure at the UN military camp in Mirebalais.

This is quite current, given the recent controversy with AirBnB being among those companies that failed to screen users very throughly.

They fail to screen candidates based on the severity of their problems, which means they wastefully enroll large numbers of people in intensive programs they don't need.

Mr. Fliegel and other lawyers representing companies said that employers were caught in a bind; they can also be sued if they fail to screen an employee who later harms someone.

Nine years younger than her sister, Helene is treated like an innocent by Fanny and Martha, and by Martha's lover, Leontine, who exclude her from their frantic socializing and powdery debauches, yet fail to screen her from an awareness of their noisome amours.

Headaches after angiography are common, yet information about them is insufficient its "benign" character is probably the reason why prospective series evaluating DSA complications fail to screen for headache [2].

For example, the ACLU report says that border officials commonly fail to screen asylum seekers who have what authorities refer to as a "credible fear" of returning to their country of origin.