Sentence examples for recognition of failures from inspiring English sources
"Some members of the industry believe that unified, well-organized voluntary attempt to limit diversion of guns to criminals would be the equivalent of a public recognition of failures to take such steps in the past," Judge Weinstein wrote, "with an implied responsibility for thousands of avoidable deaths".
The key to innovation or an innovative approach lies in the speedy recognition of failure and developing systems to report it, manage it and learn from it".
Winterbottom and his colleagues don't affect to believe their playful film is successful as a work of art, and paradoxically the implicit recognition of failure is essential to the film's success.
Goodison Park proved to be Brendan Rodgers' last stand, as it was for Carlo Ancelotti at Chelsea and David Moyes at Manchester United before him, though Everton could take no credit for Liverpool's official recognition of failure.
The average time to the recognition of failure was 19 months, with a mean follow-up period of 8 months since the event was identified.
This December, however, he has returned on a private visit which is evidence of the discrete recognition of failure.
The individual risk of switching treatment late after recognition of failure in first line treatment has been controversial in resource-limited settings.
"It is really important for us that there is a recognition of the failures included in the review".
The eventual recognition of the failures of his international initiatives and laissez-faire economic policies destroyed his legacy.
The Communication Workers Union described the proposals as a "radical change" and welcomed the recognition of "major failures" in the previous approach.
The worst of these was the initial refusal of Shaun Wright, the South Yorkshire PCC, to resign in recognition of police failures over a decade of grooming in Rotherham, an episode that raised some hard and still unresolved questions about who guards the guardians of police accountability.
