Unless dramatic measures are taken, and fast, Labour will continue to be punished for the strategic error of neglecting its machinery in Scotland and for taking voters for granted.
Nicholas Hytner recently complained that the BBC was "neglecting the arts".
Some games that parents consider harmless, like Farmville, encourage in-app purchases in order to progress in the game, and stories have circulated online about people becoming so obsessed with it that they're neglecting their children, or children have taken their parents' credit cards.
She accuses the prime minister of neglecting wise counsel (including, we presume, her own) and permitting a drift away from "commitment to the rule of law" and "international justice".
Without action we will soon have a health system which fails to provide for patients and is fundamentally neglecting the interests of those that it is there to serve.
In this struggle, neither party can afford to be seen as neglecting the interests of the Polish people.
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With the selective memory of a typical politician, Peter Mutharika argues that he will bring the good times back, conveniently neglecting to mention the precarious state of the economy at the time of his brother's death.
However, Emesu said the problem was not just lack of money, but parents neglecting their responsibilities.
When police stand accused of repressive behaviour in a number of spheres, while neglecting serious crimes including against women, it would be irresponsible to widen their powers.
While no one is arguing against prioritising the nutrition of young children and mothers, neglecting adolescent girls doesn't just effect them but has long-term implications.
