Sentence examples for failures to spend from inspiring English sources
The problems, described in more than a dozen publicly available F.D.A. reports — some of which cite hundreds of lapses — include shortcomings in screening donors for possible exposure to diseases; failures to spend enough time swabbing arms before inserting needles; failures to test for syphilis; and failures to discard deficient blood.
Health insurers have to notify government officials this month about any failures to spend the minimum amount and how much they owe customers.
She said she believed that Select's failure to spend adequately put patients at risk.
President Obama's failure to spend political capital to nominate her speaks volumes about his weaknesses, not hers.
Mr. Zandi argues that a failure to spend now to spur growth could leave the United States in a bigger hole.
But failure to spend EU funds properly (not least because of fraud) means that Romania has to pay penalties that could mean it misses that target.
To take an example: Ken Rogoff and I differ seriously on the relative risks of public debt and failure to spend on job creation.
They blame Lowe and his board for relegation, particularly after the ill-fated appointments of Paul Sturrock and Steve Wigley and the failure to spend more on players.
Failure to spend five minutes checking work for spelling and grammar errors could, it says with a schoolish authority, jeopardises our chances of promotion.
But the problem, as Barcelona seized the game and the tie by the throat, was more profound and structural than the club's failure to spend all that TV money more wisely.
Mr Ashdown got under Mr Blair's skin on occasion in the Commons during the summer with his criticisms of the government's failure to spend more on education and health.
