Sentence examples for failing to specify from inspiring English sources
Russian officials have blamed the US for failing to specify a stance on renewing the treaty.
Mr Boehner seemed unwilling to accept that burden, instead haranguing Mr Obama for failing to specify his own entitlement cuts.
Unfortunately, as Haidt quickly acknowledged, he made the "careless mistake" of failing to specify that he "was talking only about the WHITE working-class".
Lane lost no men but reported that 15 to 20 "of them" were killed and wounded, failing to specify whether the casualties were military or civilian.
He was particularly criticized for failing to specify how Labour — bitingly critical of the coalition's tough austerity measures — would make the spending cuts it had acknowledged were necessary.
Andrew M. Cuomo returned to the campaign trail yesterday with his former Democratic Party rival, H. Carl McCall, to accuse Gov. George E. Pataki of dodging one-on-one debates and failing to specify plans for a third term.
The four most common problems that may reduce the effectiveness of the macros is specifying the wrong directory for data review, failing to adequately specify the regular expressions used to define key identifiers, failing to review the reports produced by the macros, and failing to run the macros prior to transferring the data.
Our results also indicate that biodiversity targets can be up to twice as expensive to achieve by failing to correctly specify our conservation objective and parameterising analyses with relevant cost data.
Moreover, they can deliver poor value for money by failing to meet specified needs.
From 1880 this ruling body accepted various innovations proposed by Camp: the 11-man team, the quarterback position, the scrimmage line, offensive signal calling, and the requirement that a team give up the ball after failing to advance a specified yardage in a certain number of downs (plays from scrimmage).
