Sentence examples for failing to define from inspiring English sources

Rights groups in Britain have protested the government's crackdown since the bombings, and the New York-based Human Rights Watcriticizedzed Wednesday's resolution for failing to define incitement.

Cameron, who has faced criticism for failing to define the big society, hailed the scheme as one of the world's most important social investment funds.

A mutual friend has driven Enrique crazy by talking endlessly about this "extraordinary" woman but failing to define what makes her so special.

He suggests that ministers have fuelled cynicism over the Cameron vision by failing to define what the role of citizens should be.

Many companies also suffer from a lack of focus when engaging stakeholders, failing to define when and why and what for.

Cameron, who has faced criticism for failing to define the big society, will hail the scheme as one of the world's most important social investment funds.

Microsoft's brief denounced the government's breakup plan as "completely obscure" for failing to clearly define Internet software.

But public health and drug industry experts say Congress is partly to blame for failing to clearly define the F.D.A.'s authority to police the practice.

In addition, Pearson I held that the FDA acted arbitrarily and capriciously in violation of the APA by failing to adequately define the "significant scientific agreement" standard for reviewing health claims that it had adopted pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 343(r)(5)(D).

Democrats have criticized the authorization as overly broad for failing to specifically define the enemy or place geographic limitations on the fight against the Islamic State.

It's a dreary microcosm of Carlton's muddled, mostly failing quest to define what their once-great club stands for in 2015, where it's heading and who is capable of getting it there.