Sentence examples for failure to proceed from inspiring English sources

Dugher and his team sent a draft report on the government's failure to proceed with part two of the Leveson inquiry to Corbyn just before Christmas.

On the other hand, something would have to be seen to be done: "It was noted … that a failure to proceed might be taken as evidence of a church culture which colluded with child abuse". Perish the thought.

Yet his failure to proceed any farther (when it would have been easy to do so), his treacherous dealings with the Iroquois, and his leaving Roberval in the lurch detract somewhat from his stature.

Believing that he and his slaves were the victims of history's failure to proceed along the enlightened path, he saw himself as the steward for those entrusted to his care until a better future arrived for them all.

The motion says that current planning laws "are not the reason for a failure to proceed with existing approved housing developments" and that the plan to relax planning laws goes against the spirt of the Localism Act 2011, which gives councils more control over planning decisions.

But failure to proceed definitively now on Kosovo's final status will produce a worse Balkan situation, one that blocks Serbia's move toward the west and ultimate membership in the EU, condemns Kosovo's ethnic minorities to dangerous ambiguity, and imperils fragile states like Bosnia and Macedonia.

Subway trains that were in tunnels during two of the three power failures had to proceed slowly past disabled track signals, although most were able to maintain air-conditioning and lights, officials said.

The first observation was made using microinjection of an inhibitory antibody targeting part of the C-terminal region of GRASP65 that led to the inhibition of G2 Golgi fragmentation (as assessed by immunofluorescence microscopy), as well as the failure of cells to proceed through mitosis (Sütterlin et al., 2002).

Examples of accuracy-related penalty cases filed this year included a taxpayer's failure to keep records substantiating income and failure to report the proceeds from the sale of a house.

The resignation follows months of controversy over the failure of the court to proceed with what are known as Case 003 and Case 004.

The Royal Bank of Scotland had a low capital base, so its defining failure was the decision to proceed with a leverage and risk-laden bid to take over the bank ABN Amro at a price of $60bn.