The I.C.C. is painted as a stumbling block because it fails to exercise presumed powers to withdraw arrest warrants against him and his four commanders.
Under the law, a health plan can be required to pay damages if it fails to exercise "ordinary care" in treating patients.
I find that the EIA itself becomes an object of controversy: it fails to legitimate projects, as in the gold mine and the Patagonian dams, and it fails to exercise accountability, as with the black-neck swans and salmon.
But because of its fragmented nature, lack of passion and, often, weak leadership, it has failed to exercise the muscle needed to move our policy makers and legislators.
It says that Craig failed to "exercise due diligence" and that it is now up to McCabe to determine what actions to take against her.
When a public authority fetters its discretion, it can either be said to have failed to exercise its discretionary power or to have been subject to external influences.
The duty to take such action was enjoined upon him, and, if he failed to exercise it, the collector was under the obligation, after the expiration of the time limit, to destroy the goods.
On the key question of whether the officers first surveyed the area to see if bystanders were present before firing, Judge Pigott said that because the officers had a clear view of the suspect before firing and did not see any bystanders in the area, "it cannot be said the officers failed to exercise discretion in discharging their weapons".
After the hearing earlier, Det Ch Supt Steve Worron, of Essex Police, said: "It was proven that both officers failed to exercise their duties properly in August 2014.
In the past, Congress has failed to exercise its constitu tional responsibility to pass judgment on the war.
