Sentence examples for intentional failure from inspiring English sources
Intentional failure to do so could result in a fine or jail time up to one year.
What is not mere gossip is that Brant served 84 days in prison in 1990 for intentional failure to maintain proper tax records.
Ruling on that 1982 incident, the United States Court of Appeals held that Prison Health's "intentional failure to provide service" violated the Constitution's protections against cruel and unusual punishments.
There's a political angle (corn subsidies), an authenticity angle (it's processed, very pervasive and just sounds industrial) and a paranoid angle (the entertaining conspiracy theory that the 1985 New Coke fiasco was an intentional failure, orchestrated to distract consumers from an ingredient switch in Coke Classic).
Additionally, the Department of Justice views an intentional failure to disclose contributions to the FEC as an additional crime of making materially false statements to the federal government.
You know, it's, or somehow a failure on the part of many of these commentators and perhaps an intentional failure on the part of the more conservative commentators, to even understand what they, what they mean when they say liberal.
This particular test flight will include one intentional parachute failure during the descent of the crew capsule.
In addition to random failure, intentional disruption is considered in the hub network design in later studies.
"El Paso failed utterly and its failure was intentional," he said.
Whether intentional or not, the failure to communicate with family members conveys a lack of concern about their loss.
