Sentence examples for its dereliction from inspiring English sources

De Chirico, rooted in the Mediterranean world, created from 1910 onward unforgettable images of its dereliction.

Abject, I investigate its dereliction, wandering through damp and fetid corridors.

It is revealed as reckless in its manic cost-cutting, its obscene haste to get the well on stream, and its dereliction in having no credible plan to deal with a blow-out that has devastated vast areas of the Gulf.

Pinter had become an increasingly vocal political activist, culminating in his Nobel Lecture, in which he admonished the United States government for its foreign policy, especially involving Iraq, and its moral dereliction: "The invasion of Iraq was a bandit act, an act of blatant state terrorism, demonstrating absolute contempt for the concept of international law.

Its title, "Dereliction of Duty II," is a reference to H.R. McMasters' classic study of Vietnam.

"Perhaps naïvely," the judge, Gerard E. Lynch, wrote five years later, "the court accepted D.O.C.'s representations that, whatever its past derelictions, there would be no future violations".

"Over the last decade or so the BBC, in perhaps its worst public service dereliction, has skewed its money and airtime decisively to wards high volume junk food which runs across the year.

But over the last decade or so the BBC, in perhaps its worst public service dereliction, has skewed its money and airtime decisively towards high volume junk which runs across the year.

Unfortunately the west Cumbria brand for far too many years was a brand that had as its image industrial dereliction and decline.

"It's dereliction of duty," said Reeves.

First, the one that may be forced on you anyway: an exit by Greece arising from gross dereliction of its duties under the various bail-out agreements.