Sentence examples for had failed to designate from inspiring English sources
Judge Kessler also found that the Fish and Wildlife Service had failed to designate critical habitat for the lynx and now must do so.
He also said the county had failed to designate who or even which government agency would be responsible for putting the plan into effect, had only vaguely described its marketing efforts for the housing and did not provide a general description of which sites in Westchester were being considered for affordable housing.
Although he has rightly designated Islamic State as the enemy, François Hollande has failed to show that he has come to terms with the fact that almost all of the perpetrators of the 2015 attacks were French citizens.
The school could point to its policy if no action were taken because a required reporter had failed to inform the designated office about an allegation of sexual assault.
This began when police arrested a paramilitary leader who had failed to rendezvous in a designated area, confiscating his computer.
His most famous and profitable innovation was the Automatic Bargain Basement, to which slow-selling goods were relegated after they had failed to sell upstairs in a designated period of time.
Some of the senators' concerns stem from that report, but they also questioned why the office had failed to block the assets of several people designated by allies as terrorist financiers and reported by the news media.
Mr Alwadaei said he was disappointed that despite a recommendation from the Foreign Affairs Select Committee in 2013 to designate Bahrain as a "country of concern", recognising a severe deterioration of human rights, the Foreign Office had failed to do so.
Because broadband service is classified as a loosely regulated information service, the F.C.C. had to prove that any regulation of it supported an expressly designated power of the agency, something that the court said the F.C.C. had failed to do.
