Sentence examples for failure to take control from inspiring English sources

Rudolph Guiliani, not prone to self-criticism, cited his failure to take control of the school system as his greatest shortcoming.

Many Republicans, he argues, attribute the party's failure to take control of the Senate in 2010 to extreme candidates propelled through the primaries by tea-party activists.

The former Clinton adviser David Gergen has suggested that the president's failure to take control of health care reform was connected to his unwillingness to challenge his wife when he was in the marital doghouse over accusations that he had used Arkansas state troopers to procure women.

In Mr. Gergen's opinion, President Clinton's failure to take control of the health care initiative was connected to his unwillingness to challenge Hillary Rodham Clinton in the wake of reports alleging that he had used Arkansas state troopers to procure women.

The resort to patronage of TEM has been variously attributed to ignorance, barriers to access primary eye care services, preference, failure of conventional treatment, desire to take control over medical treatment, communication gap between patients and orthodox eye care providers, and influence of friends and relations [ 2, 4- 7].

With anger in the US mounting over BP's failure to stem the leak, President Obama has been under pressure to take control of the operation.

Google Inc. reported 341 significant disengagements, 272 of which were related to failure of the car technology and 69 instances of human test drivers choosing to take control.

But the government has threatened to take control of the bankrupt Hypo Real Estate bank, arguing that its failure would trigger further bankruptcies in the financial sector.

He point to the county's continued inability to take control of a 105-acre parcel at a former Grumman site in Bethpage as a major development failure.

"In addition there was an absence of leadership; this led to a failure to take appropriate control." Police did not assess Rigg's condition which was "inadequate" and they failed to treat him as a vulnerable person, taking him to a police station instead of a hospital or specialist facility, said the jury.

"This led to a failure to take appropriate control of the situation".