Sentence examples for have failed to highlight from inspiring English sources

Government officials have failed to highlight the positive goals of helping more people back into work, the report adds, allowing the retesting process to be cast by parts of the media as a mission to weed out the "workshy", "scroungers" and "benefit cheats".

However, earlier contributions have failed to highlight the importance of targeting learning between assessment communities.

"But over many years, policymakers themselves have failed to highlight adequately the cost to consumers of the policies they have pursued in government.

Media reports have failed to highlight how these women have become active in handling the organization and distribution of aid and how they are facilitating their families' lives to whatever extent is feasible.

These findings are therefore very novel in the context of Ghana where previous research have failed to highlight the unique maternity care needs of Muslim women and the specific barriers they face in accessing and using maternal health services designed to serve the general population.

The truth (which the naysayers of grime have failed to highlight) is that grime producer Richard Holmes (along with Shak, and members of his Piff City crew) allegedly showed up at Goodz and Titch's mother's home looking for Goodz earlier on the day he died.

On October 4, 2000, Blodget wrote to Sofia Ghachem, a colleague in the research department, and noted that they had failed to highlight how risky I.C.G. was.

Reliance on developer-, funding body- and site owner-centric notions of success in project delivery evaluation, to the exclusion of social and environmental impacts, has failed to highlight revenue requirements for management and maintenance to maintain function and quality.

Large-scale phase III clinical vaccine trials based on neutralizing antibodies and cytotoxic T-lymphocytes have failed to provide protection, highlighting the lack of understanding of basic immune correlates of protection against HIV.

Staff are irritated that NHS bosses, with the exception of NHS England's medical director, Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, have failed to defend the service, highlight its achievements or maintain a proper sense of balance in the many controversies that emerged during 2013, Hopson added.

We have highlighted where NHS services have failed to meet the needs of patients with a learning disability and how a lack of basic training for staff leads to delays in diagnosis and treatment, a poorer standard of care, and avoidable deaths.