Sentence examples for failure to exercise proper control from inspiring English sources
Dr. Abubakr Qirbi, a British-educated specialist in internal medicine, who served as the school's founding dean, said the school had much to answer for, above all for its failure to exercise proper control of the morgue as enrollment at the school, and the need for cadavers, more than quadrupled in the 1990's.
Wolves have been fined £2,500 by the Football Association after being found guilty of failing to exercise proper control during last month's derby against West Bromwich Albion.
The failure to exercise proper editorial control over Andrew Gilligan's report was, in part, a consequence of the way the BBC has evolved in recent years.
Yet he does not overlook his human weaknesses above all, an indulgence in feasting and hunting, a complicated and expensive sexual life, a failure to exercise proper supervision over his subordinates, and occasional outbursts of cruelty.
The army should exercise proper control, the Prime Minister should appoint young ministers in his government, and the cabinet should be characterized by vitality and dynamism, so as not to prolong the transitional period.
Tait said there had been three failures by BBC management over the decision to broadcast the pre-recorded messages - failure to exercise editorial control, to follow established compliance systems and a failure of judgment in taking editorial decisions.
An assertion that the directors failed to exercise proper oversight requires proof that the directors failed to create an information system or controls or, having an information system, consciously failed to monitor corporate operations.
As a result of the Board's failure to exercise control, the Club cheated.
"The New Braunfels Police urge gun owners to exercise proper firearms safety at all times," Capt.
