Sentence examples for failure to closely from inspiring English sources

They also say lawyers' failure to closely follow a case leads to outright mistakes on the air.

Well, many things, but the main one is a failure to closely examine the purpose for strategy development.

One of the most troubling features in an otherwise commendable report by Louis Freeh on the Penn State sex scandal is the failure to closely examine why the district attorney of Centre County, Roy Gricar, in May 1998, did not prosecute Jerry Sandusky for crimes of sexual abuse.

Although Rubio has explained the differences between his version of the extended Rubio family's migration story and that found in public records as ordinary failure to closely examine family lore, Roig-Franzia provides examples of early interviews in which Rubio indicated that he was aware that his parents arrived in Miami several years before the Cuban revolution.

She added that Nokia's problems in the United States stemmed from its failure to work closely with U.S. mobile operators to tailor devices to their needs, rather than from any shortcomings in the phones themselves.

But his failure to more closely oversee research with his name on it does make him guilty of "research misbehavior," according to a report released today.

The league also acknowledged that a failure to consult more closely with Fifa and others before the plans were made public had been a mistake.

Failure to adhere very closely to the regimens appears to be related to continued viral replication, treatment failure and the emergence of drug-resistant strains of HIV [ 13- 15].

Thus, with the failure to identify more closely related proteins to HDA8 and HDA14, other than Hos3, they have concluded AtHDA8 and AtHDA14 to be mere relatives of Class II proteins with AtHDA8 seemingly more related to the prokaryotic acetylpolyamine aminohydrolase proteins than Class II.

The NAO report criticises the PCT's failure to monitor the company closely enough.

He largely exonerates Hunt from actually biased behaviour, and merely accuses him of a lack of supervision of his special adviser, and an "unwise" failure to spell out how closely he had been communicating with James Murdoch before being given the job of deciding on the Sky bid.