Sentence examples for failing to recognise from inspiring English sources

The report is not expected to criticise MI5 for failing to recognise the threat they posed.

Casting an eye over the stars of commercial radio, one would be forgiven for failing to recognise many.

Others are not so conscientious, and the public sector has come under fire for failing to recognise its problems.

As it is, too many directors are failing to recognise that aiming long isn't the same as aiming high.

The letter derides Tutsis as cockroaches and accuses Tutsi priests of failing to recognise the Hutu "victory".

The government blamed councils for "being short sighted in their approach [and] failing to recognise the importance of the sector".

Those who attack pay levels are often accused of "the politics of envy", or of failing to recognise the role of incentives.

"Our experience suggests that many parents and carers are failing to recognise the importance of ensuring their children access the internet safely.

The IOPC found the police constable had a case to answer for misconduct for failing to recognise Dhillon's offence as stalking, rather than harassment.

The WCA is so consistently failing to recognise those who are in dire need of support that it is hard to understand why society is not in uproar.

But experts are becoming increasingly concerned that, outside of London, local authorities are failing to recognise the potential benefits of deploying IT to improve their transport networks.