Sentence examples for longstanding failure from inspiring English sources

"The club has repeatedly breached the (standard player contract) by its longstanding failure to pay superannuation.

It is, plainly, the longstanding failure to protect nature that powers Lakoff's exasperation with liberals.

The EU's action on airlines was spurred by its longstanding failure, despite many promises, to do so.

Criticising ministers for their "serious and longstanding failure" to improve vocational education and training, the committee calls not just for more apprenticeships but better ones.

"The capital plan that we are putting forward directly addresses some of the worst consequences of the state's longstanding failure in educational policy".

Kudos to The Times for publishing a thorough — and thoroughly troubling — article on government's longstanding failure to adequately enforce our nation's clean water laws.

Ms. Chaifetz and Elisa Hyman, the group's deputy director, said the findings underscored what they saw every day: longstanding failures to serve vulnerable children.

In a letter to Mr Davies, Mr Gove said "serious and longstanding" failures in Doncaster's children's services required "significant action".

"This is related to the patient's longstanding heart failure and previous cardiac surgery which required anticoagulant treatment".

And yet some healing does take place in many patients when they are put on pumps, even those with longstanding heart failure.

The condition was related to the man's longstanding heart failure and to earlier heart surgery that required anticoagulant therapy, his surgeon, Dr. O. H. Frazier said.