Sentence examples for failure to record from inspiring English sources

I interpreted my failure to record events faithfully as a weakness, a betrayal.

Lithuania's shock victory over the Czech Republic meant Scotland's simultaneous failure to record a victory would head the catalogue of international debacles which have filled their history.

According to the comptroller's office, the failure to record and bill almost two-third of Delhi's portable, treated water causes annual losses of about $330 million.

"Corruption within the police and their failure to record crimes makes getting justice for foreigners virtually impossible," he says, "because the police quite simply refuse to record crime involving foreigners".

A failure to record a first down, as we witnessed, put the Patriots in a situation similar to one in which they might have found themselves had Dallas gone three-and-out using its regular offense.

He pointed, for instance, to the Ocean Sky Apparel factory in El Salvador, where after receiving complaints from a women's rights organization, his association carried out inspections and ordered a corrective plan that sought to address verbal abuse of workers, forced overtime, contaminated drinking water and failure to record some working hours.

According to the report, it was only explicitly established that 7% of all failures to record crimes were due to police disbelieving the victim.

One serious near miss was at BP's huge oil refinery in Whiting, Indiana, in 2014, where failures to record data properly led to $258m in lost production, the report found.

That night in 2002, the Ginsbergs discovered what is often the stark reality of ambulance service in Suffolk County: a patchwork of autonomous and sometimes feuding ambulance companies whose ranks of volunteers are declining, routine failures to record crucial emergency data and waiting times of 30 minutes or more for an ambulance.

In patients requiring continuity of care there were failures to record risk factors for common diseases or omission of social history and occupational history.

"In Texas, homesteads are sacrosanct," the judge said in a ruling that traced how Countrywide's corporate culture led to mistakes including a failure to properly record some payments made by Mr. Parsley.