Sentence examples for failure to rectify from inspiring English sources

It's a failure to rectify increasing crime trends in their precincts".

Likewise, Feltman told the security council: "The combination of the failure to rectify the persistent governance and security issues and the slow pace of reconstruction has created an increasingly toxic environment".

"Nothing in law or logic" explained their failure to rectify the error, Lady Justice Hallett said.

Failure to act to rectify this stalemate would be a human rights violation.

How is this failure to be rectified by yet more U.S. attacks?

Hargrove is trying to rectify the failure to focus.

A better understanding of underlying mechanisms governing embryo implantation should generate new strategies to rectify implantation failure and improve pregnancy rates in women.

To rectify this failure of the QLV theory to deal with the data, an extension to the original quasi-linear model was recently proposed [36], yielding a model (AQLV) that accounts for the step responses reported here (Figs. 6 and 8).

The strongest of the administration's proposed reforms — a Consumer Financial Protection Agency — seeks to rectify that regulatory failure.

If Mr. Hodgman's memoir was a personal achievement, a chance to rectify loss and failure, and to dwell for a little while longer in the world of his mother, in Bettyville, then it was also a victory over circumstances.

"We cannot conclude that [Taylor] exercised ordinary business care and prudence with respect to her 1998, 2000 and 2001 tax liabilities," Marvel wrote, adding that the IRS gave Taylor "ample opportunity to rectify her tax failure".