Sentence examples for have systematically failed to from inspiring English sources
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".
Markets have systematically failed to internalise social and ecological costs and hence have aggravated non-sustainability and inequality in terms of access to water.The right to water cannot be left to arbitrary, volatile, insatiable markets.
'Since Labour came to power, ministers have systematically failed to enforce the law on shops selling alcohol to children.' In a move that suggests the industry is nervous about a public backlash, the Portman Group, which represents drinks manufacturers, is to create an independent body to ensure alcohol sold in shops is not marketed to young drinkers.
"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.
"The New York City school system has systematically failed to provide translation and interpretation services to parents who require these services," the report reads.
[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.
Attorney General Eliot Spitzer sued one of New York City's largest home health care companies yesterday for $3 million, asserting that it had systematically failed to pay overtime to its 2,000 workers.
