Sentence examples for failure to order from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office said it was "alarmed and deeply concerned" by aspects of the case, including the court's failure to order a psychiatric examination.

And, since the Treasury could set the rate to ensure local authorities received the same sums, the government's failure to order immediate reform is baffling.

This was entirely predictable, given Janet Reno's lazy interpretations of election laws and her failure to order up an unrestricted investigation of the 1996 Clinton-Gore fund-raising.

Picture a beleaguered Simon Jenkins in the middle of a deadly pandemic, decrying the government's woefully inadequate response and failure to order enough vaccine.

Mr Habibie's failure to order full investigations into the Suharto family's business empire which is probably worth billions of dollars—has, in many voters' eyes, cemented its ties to the past.

The hearing was told that unless a public inquiry was now forthcoming from the  Government, she would drop out of the inquest process and seek a judicial review of any failure to order such an inquiry.

The failure to establish order was the prime mistake, from which all other problems flow.

Iraq is suffering as a result of our failure to impose order immediately so as to deter looting and stealing.

Most ominously, Khartoum's failure to impose order was being interpreted by the African tribes as deliberate, provocative policy.

The United Nations report also chides the provisional authority for its failure to restore order, saying that "for ordinary Iraqis, as well as United Nations personnel, the principal security threat currently comes from violent crime".

Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharrazi, speaking after a meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, said American accusations of Iranian meddling were a cover-up for Washington's failure to establish order in Iraq.