1.42pm GMT Almost everyone accepts the PCC has failed in the task of keeping the press to its responsibilities to the public and to individuals, he says.
The committee, in its statement, expressed disappointment that it had failed in the task.
With a majority in parliament and a large national following, and with no experience whatsoever in the give-and-take of democratic governance, Morsi failed in the elementary task of creating a system of compromise, inclusiveness, and checks and balances.
All the leadership campaigns emphasised the importance of Labour adopting a credible platform for government, yet singularly failed in the basic task of capturing the imagination of the Labour selectorate.
At his first event in Michigan since Sept. 15, Mr. Kerry told about 10,000 enthusiastic people who filled the Sports and Expo Center of Macomb County Community College that "George Bush has failed in the essential task of commander in chief".
They also describe the tragic pattern of a president who operates impulsively, guided solely by his instincts, abetted but ill-served by advisers who fail in the crucial task of speaking truth to power.
Others who will probably disappear are the anonymous Welsh secretary, Cheryl Gillan, the leader of the house, Sir George Young, who like Clarke was included primarily for his experience, the environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, who has achieved next to nothing in nearly two and half years, and the chief whip, Patrick McLoughlin, who has failed in the basic task of preventing rebellions.
"If industry fails at the task of self-regulation, stronger government action will be necessary".
If the dispute settlement body demurs, then it can be argued that it fails in its task of solving trade disputes.
But if she fails in her difficult task of becoming an MP, will this undermine her credibility in leading her party into post-election talks?
