Sentence examples for failure of existing from inspiring English sources

I asked on a press call held by the FCC whether, considering the failure of existing net neutrality rules to exist under any other authority than Title II, the current leadership had a strong alternative — a way to keep existing rules while changing the law under which they're effected.

Ukraine, Greece, and Argentina are all examples of the failure of existing international arrangements.

Yet the apparent failure of existing courses and qualifications to embed communication skills runs alongside a strong sense among young people of the benefits brought by languages.

Transverse impact loading due to accidental vehicular collision can lead to the failure of existing steel hollow tubular columns.

The main cause for failure of existing structural steel constructions under cyclic loading effects is material fatigue.

But the government repeatedly stresses the importance of strengthening "responsible" share ownership and ministers have been publicly critical of the failure of existing shareholders to hold their overpaid and incompetent managers sufficiently to account.

Then, as now, women who agreed on almost everything — about the extent and urgency of the problem, about the failures of existing institutions — found themselves at war over methodology.

But victims of hacking, the Labour opposition and the Liberal Democrats — the junior partners in the coalition — pointed to the failures of existing self-regulation and pressed for a "statutory underpinning" to enshrine the changes in law.

It was confirmed that tailings dams built using the upstream construction method are seismically unsafe, thus efforts must be done by governments in order to identify and prevent failures of existing old tailings dams.

Because of the dynamic nature of the cyber threat landscape, it's important to take a step back and thoroughly review, analyze and learn from both the successes and failures of existing cybersecurity strategies.

In the same way, major disasters can act as 'focusing events' by bringing the failures of existing disaster policies to the attention of the public and policy makers, opening up policy windows for DRM reform (Birkland 2006).