Sentence examples for have failed to issue from inspiring English sources

State and federal officials have failed to issue regulations governing facility locations, and fertilizer-grade ammonium nitrate is not categorized as an explosive or hazardous material, the report said.

And the financial regulators have failed to issue a final rule to ensure that large financial institutions stop paying their executives in ways that encourage excessive risk taking.

But South Sudan has failed to issue identity documents, leaving them in legal limbo.

If EBD had failed to issue a refund, you could have sought reimbursement from your credit card company.

She said the state had failed to issue site approvals until Dec. 20, 2006, after the deadline for completing the first phase had passed.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The federal agency that regulates the nation's mining industry says that it has failed to issue penalties for hundreds of citations issued since 2000 and that the problem could extend back beyond 1995.

American officials say China has failed to issue the required export-control regulations and list of sensitive items and that, in violation of an oral commitment, it has not ended technology transfers that had begun before November 2000.

He assessed its policy as Clintonian -- an epithet in the world of the Bush White House -- and wrote that Mr. Bush had failed to issue the kind of clear warnings to Mr. Kim that he routinely sends to Mr. Hussein.

While little is known about what happened in the landslide areas, Red Cross officials said they had heard complaints from residents in the affected villages that the country's disaster management agencies had failed to issue any alerts or evacuation warnings.

When Grieve himself claimed at last year's party conference that Derbyshire police had failed to issue pictures of two fugitive murderers because of their privacy rights under the HRA, the Derbyshire constabulary was forced to issue an official statement that it had never refused to release photographs on human rights grounds.

Last year, the Metropolitan police made one of the biggest ever seizures of illegal ivory in the UK, but was powerless to arrest those responsible because a civil servant had failed to issue the technical regulations for the Criminal Justice Act, amended in November 2003.