Sentence examples for members let down from inspiring English sources

"Members let down their hair sooner, get genuine quicker, in a single-sex group than in one that's coed," she said.

Hours later the federation voted to adopt all 36 recommendations to reform the organisation, which has been accused of being unrepresentative and whose members feel let down by it according to its own polling.

One member of staff feels let down while the other says they needed to get the job done.

But as well as letting down Labour voters, he has also let down Labour members.

In his opening statement, Mr. Savaglio conceded that V.N.S. had let down its members and subscribers.

The buck stops with him, though he has been let down by members of his team and by luck.

This Bill will put a lot of trade unions on the wrong side of the law, and we will have to make a decision – do we continue with the action we are taking, or let down our members?

A spokesman for the Department of Health said: "We are disappointed that the BMA junior doctors committee has let down its members and decided against re-entering negotiations, especially in light of the consultants' agreement to negotiate.

Dame Anne Begg, the committee's Labour chair, said: "It is important that all agencies involved in the provision of public services are scrutinised to ensure that lessons are learned after members of the public are let down by the system, particularly where the failures... may have contributed to a death.

In Lebanon, likewise, many people will feel let down if senior members of the Syrian regime identified by Mr Mehlis are allowed to escape justice.

As a result they let down their own members as well as the people who suffered terribly at the hospital," added Hunt's spokesman.