Sentence examples for failures to build from inspiring English sources
It goes beyond disillusion at the failures to build stability in Iraq, Afghanistan or Libya.
Nationally, we see politicians abuse the immigration debate to obscure failures: to build enough houses, provide enough schools, modernise health services, sort out social care, tax multinationals or create a humane asylum system.
Both our catastrophic failures to build homes or to put in place clearly understood routes from school into work for those without a university education stand out as priorities for action.
Failures to build a well-functioning innovative system were attributed to inadequate horizontal connections rather than to the style of decision-making and governance at the state level.
Other measures in the bill are expected to focus on stimulating house building and deregulating planning amid concerns the failure to build enough new homes to keep pace with demand is fuelling house price rises.
One consequence of his and others' failure to build, he continues, is a British preference for re-using neighbourhoods and buildings rather than properly modernising them.
It means tackling the failure to build new housing and the shortage of primary school places.
Similarly, Mr Miliband blamed big business for Britain's painful failure to build more houses.
