Sentence examples for failure to define from inspiring English sources

The NHS's failure to define what good quality care is across the board is inexcusable in this era of modernisation.

"The failure to define the scope of the regulator clearly both during and after the Leveson inquiry was a serious omission".

The signature analog clock, which disappeared from the second-generation Q -- and whose removal came to symbolize Infiniti's failure to define itself -- is back.

We reported on criticism levelled at the ministerial declaration on water policy for its failure to define water and sanitation as human rights.

Failure to define what counts as success — victory — on the battlefield wreaks unnecessary, unhealthful confusion among troops as to their roles.

"We live in a time when our failure to define questions properly has delayed our progress and harmed health," he says.

The study enabled us to better understand the conditions of failure and to define the most significant parameters affecting the failure.

To assess the success rate of misoprostol to induce abortion in early pregnancy failure and to define the factors associated with success of treatment.

Objective: To review the literature on the variables affecting embryo transfer success or failure and to define technical factors associated with optimal outcome.

Patients were classified according to the worst RIFLE category achieved while in ICU, with RIFLE categories Injury and Failure used to define AKI.

But her failure to further define herself put the race back in play, and that's where we are today".