Sentence examples similar to neglected to appoint from inspiring English sources

Walter Dellinger, professor of law at Duke University, said the reason the Constitution requires the votes of only a majority of those electors actually appointed to elect a President was that in the earliest days of the Union a state might neglect to appoint electors, and there was no reason for the process to be held hostage by that omission.

The 1847 law caused a bit of a problem, however, because it neglected to actually give anyone the authority to appoint chaplains.

When Saddam appointed his son-in-law Hussein Kamil the head of the Atomic Energy Administration, he neglected to note that the guy barely had high-school physics.

You neglected to mention us!

Who neglected to clarify policy?

He neglected to mention Dryden.

But she neglected to take careful measurements.

She neglected to cool the mark out.

I neglected to say "thin-skinned".

They just neglected to play defense.

He had neglected to pull the pin.