Sentence examples for organization failure from inspiring English sources

Despite the benefits that learning can bring to an organization, failure to learn appears commonplace both within the IA process and, once approved, subsequent industrial development.

And I would say no organization guarantees failure".

There are haunting questions about the organization's failure to develop young players.

Yesterday, before PipeVine made its statement, United Way organizations and major corporations rushed to determine how the organization's failure had affected them and those employees who made contributions.

Some accused Innis and CORE of being of overly sympathetic to the interests of big business; Farmer was critical of Innis's centralization of control and of the organization's failure to conduct annual conferences.

The organization's failure to make the Alamo's preservation a priority was one of several findings in a recently released report by the state attorney general's office.

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader who is under house arrest, expressed frustration to a United Nations envoy on Monday over the organization's failure to persuade Myanmar's hard-line military leaders to give up their monopoly on power, her political party said.

I'm still furious over the organization's failure to discuss the San Francisco Chronicle's coverage of Prop 8.

These mutations translate to the accumulation of an immature nonfunctional protein (progerin) that causes changes in gene expression, heterochromatin organization, and failure of proper DNA repair (Liu et al., 2005).

The case for whistle blowing, then, is driven by the recognition, first of all, that internal mechanisms often fail to deal adequately with an organization's failures, and second, that because the interests jeopardized by those failures often include those outside the organization, a wider group has a prima facie right to know of the costs that it faces or that have been imposed on it.

But there were also crackdowns on nongovernmental organizations, a failure of security forces to protect minority Coptic Christians from violence and "increasingly targeted sexual violence against women".