Sentence examples for failure to apprehend from inspiring English sources

The failure to apprehend the suspect spawned bizarre stories about his fate, including claims that he was working as a male prostitute.

At the same time, the EU last week hastily swallowed concerns about Serbia's failure to apprehend Bosnian war criminals Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic and offered Belgrade an association agreement - the first step towards membership.

The European Union announced today that it was freezing $33 million in aid this year to the Serb-controlled part of Bosnia because of the Bosnian Serb government's failure to apprehend Dr. Karadzic.

The failure to apprehend him for these attacks - in the face of a large amount of evidence - enhanced the danger he posed to the public by the time he attacked Nickell, the court heard yesterday.

The failure to apprehend him despite the large amount of evidence increased the danger he posed to the public by the time he attacked Nickell, the court heard yesterday.

Not surprisingly, the authorities appear intent on seeking the harshest punishment possible in the case of Zacarias Moussaoui (no doubt partly out of frustration at the failure to apprehend Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar).

The success of the operation, after repeated failures to apprehend 26-year-old Salah Abdeslam, cheered European leaders and law enforcement officials, while offering the tantalizing prospect that authorities may soon uncover critical details of a terrorist plot that left 130 people dead on the streets of the French capital.

The United Nations, the Nato alliance, the Dutch state, the French Republic, and the world's mightiest spy services were all tainted by their appeasement of Mladic and by the long failure or reluctance to apprehend the man said to be the most infamous mass murderer in Europe.

Green said: "In this case I have identified a series of systemic failings which went to the heart of the failure of the police to apprehend Worboys and cut short his five- to six-year spree of violent attacks".

The failure of the government in Belgrade to apprehend him had blocked progress on E.U. membership.

The HMIC report published in March said police forces mishandled complaints and missed opportunities to apprehend Savile, and highlighted failures of forces to share information with one another.