Sentence examples for fails to undertake from inspiring English sources

While Disney fails to undertake any visible writing, drawing or filming, Dantine has to produce thousands of drawings for Sleeping Beauty.

George Osborne has raised the prospect of Britain leaving the European Union if the 28-nation bloc fails to undertake fundamental reforms to improve competitiveness, create jobs and protect the rights of countries which are not in the single currency.

The documents also revealed that IHMS failed to undertake working with children checks and police checks on Manus Island.

M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: Annoying little devil reckoning initially on stray sheep bottling religious instruction (RI in anag. + r; reckoning; bottle = fail to undertake).

But its politicians will only have themselves to blame if they fail to undertake the structural reforms of energy, labour markets and competition policy required to speed recovery.

The Commission said it had now opened a statutory inquiry after the trust failed to undertake an unspecified action ordered following an inspection in July.

The bank also failed to properly deal with questions raised from December 2007 about its past sales of the fund and failed to undertake an effective compliance review of its sales of the fund after it was suspended and customers complained.

The UK government has failed to undertake its own credible investigations, and some ministers had told parliament of checks that had not in fact taken place, the committees said.

Human Rights Watch issued a statement saying that the Sri Lankan government has repeatedly failed to undertake real investigations and urging Mr. Ban's advisers to recommend a serious international inquiry.

It is claimed the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) repeatedly failed to undertake forensic analysis of the victim's clothing, instead relying on the assurances of the same police force that investigated the case.

Among the key accusations are that the government has unlawfully failed to undertake a strategic environmental assessment of the entire project before giving the go-ahead, or to arrange a consultation process "that allows informed responses on the true merits and demerits of the proposals".