Sentence examples for prosecutions for failure from inspiring English sources

Were it not so, arcane English laws would, for example, have led to prosecutions for failure to perform medievally mandated archery practise being pursued into the industrial age, and would – even to this day – result in Halloween trick-or-treaters being charged under old strictures about "wilfully and wantonly" knocking on doors.

The result has been a feedback loop, accelerating through the 2000s, where criminal prosecutions for failure to disclose HIV status have generated publicity that has implicitly instructed the public on how to respond to HIV.

Despite the fact that a third of new buildings fail to meet even our own pitiful official standards, there has not been a single prosecution for failure.

It... puts insurance companies at risk of criminal prosecution for failure to carry out previously nonexistent fiduciary duties.

There have been no prosecutions for care failures since the CQC was set up in 2009 and fines of just £4,000 have been levied against organisations that failed to meet national care standards.

Law enforcement experts note that more prosecutions for background-check failures probably would not have prevented the Connecticut school massacre, because the gunman in that case used firearms purchased legally by his mother.

"No more rewards for failure.

Both are recipes for failure".

"Who is accountable for failure?

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