Sentence examples for has systematically failed from inspiring English sources
Worden said, "While using lofty language, Rogge has systematically failed to take the steps that would make this a reality".
The report says nothing about white working-class boys and young men, whom the schooling system has systematically failed in huge numbers for over 100 years.
"The New York City school system has systematically failed to provide translation and interpretation services to parents who require these services," the report reads.
"The board has systematically failed to meet its obligations to oversee the decisions of its officers," Mr. Hevesi said in a letter to the agency.
In his recent book, entitled "The Elusive Quest for Growth," Mr. Easterly argues that the World Bank has systematically failed to raise growth rates in the countries it seeks to help.
In a statement, Angela Wonson, vice president of corporate communications at Intuitive, said that the new study "gives the misleading impression that Intuitive Surgical has systematically failed in its obligation to timely report known adverse events to the F.D.A".
We would not have volunteered for this but the police have systematically failed to act as they should have done.
Local authorities have systematically failed to invest in transport infrastructure in the city, which despite pockets of extreme poverty is one of the wealthiest in India.
On Monday, Mr. Levinson issued a compliance guide for nursing homes that says some homes "have systematically failed to provide staff in sufficient numbers and with appropriate clinical expertise to serve their residents".
They threw a managerial novice in at the deep end and have systematically failed to provide him with the support, investment and suitable structure to turn their undoubted gamble into a success".
[Page A1.] Panel Faults Guidant on Heart Device Safety An expert panel commissioned by Guidant to review its handling of heart device flaws said that the company had systematically failed to fully assess patient safety in deciding whether to publicize product failures.
