Sentence examples for highlight failures from inspiring English sources
It is expected to highlight failures in communication between the police, council, teaching staff and children's services as reasons why five young men from Brighton were able to slip through the net.
In the 1980s, we simply shouted "Maggie out", as if that was going to be enough; now, almost every activist I meet well knows that their priority is not to add to the thin noise of Westminster politics, but to highlight failures that are truly systemic.
In the primary care setting, the findings highlight failures in both systematic AE assessment and reporting systems.
Divergence between artefacts and ostensive routines (often overlooked since the artefact is assumed to be the routine), for example, may highlight failures of sensemaking, conflicts between management and staff, or conflicts between the organisation and a wider public.
Over the past year, Nature has published a string of articles that highlight failures in the reliability and reproducibility of published research (collected and freely available at go.nature.com/huhbyr).com/huhbyr
She also highlighted failures by staff to chase up requests for medical attention for Ms Cooke's pressure sores.
It highlighted failures in harvesting rice in China and contrasted that with the successful Malaysian palm oil industry.
He highlighted failures in organizing Iraqi police and security forces into small units that were lightly armed with discarded Soviet-made weapons, if they were armed at all.
The Healthcare Commission highlights failures of the board to respond to quality concerns from patient groups and staff including major staff shortages on wards and in Accident and Emergency departments.
The review highlighted "failures of governance and risk management" and found "Crown will need to be innovative and proactive in effectively implementing harm minimisation strategies over the coming period".
An independent review of the council's planning authority role highlighted failures among officials.
