Sentence examples for its failure to arrest from inspiring English sources

The government has been heavily criticized for its failure to arrest the masterminds behind previous bombings.

Serbia is also under pressure because of its failure to arrest the most wanted war criminal, General Ratko Mladic.

It has sought the arrest of al-Bashir since 2011, and demanded that Malawi explain its failure to arrest Sudan's president when he visited the country that year.

Though the Balkan countries were told eight years ago that they could join the process of European integration, Serbia was prevented from even starting membership talks because of its failure to arrest Mr. Mladic.

The government's retreat and its failure to arrest members of the Bundy family or their allies for acts of armed resistance set the stage for the Malheur takeover, but the roots of the incident go back to the Sagebrush Rebellion of the 1970s and 1980s and the Wise Use Movement that succeeded it.

The restrictions extend to an exhaustive inquiry led by a judge whose 1999 report said Scotland Yard's handling of the Lawrence case, and its failure to arrest and charge any suspect for many years, had displayed "pernicious and persistent institutionalized racism," a finding that led to an upheaval in the police's handling of race-related issues that continues today.

The lesson of Japan's failure to arrest deflation after its bubble burst in the early 1990s is that, as interest rates approach zero and the risk of deflation rises, a central bank should cut rather sooner than it might otherwise.

The draft says:Serbia's failure to arrest these two men undermines its credibility and the strength of its stated commitment to fully co-operate with the ICTY.

Serbia's failure to arrest the two men is a sticking point in its attempts to join the European Union.

Nonetheless, Chk1 is involved not only in tumor suppression, and its inhibition can sensitize tumor cells to DNA damage [21] [24], presumably because the failure to arrest the cell cycle upon DNA damage is a lethal event.

South Africa will review its membership of the international criminal court, a cabinet minister has said, after a dispute over Pretoria's failure to arrest the Sudanese president, Omar al-Bashir.