Sentence examples for record of failing from inspiring English sources

"The company has a twenty-five-year track record of failing to comply with federal workplace-safety standards," Michaels said.

"The teams to be contracted have a long record of failing to generate enough revenues to operate a viable major league franchise".

It's a record of failing to stand up for working people and backing policies that are putting vital public services like the NHS at risk".

His record of failing to defend the campaigning voice of charities as chair of the charity commission should send a chill down the spine of BBC supporters.

Value Partners pointed out that while it supported the strategy review's intentions, "BBC Radio services have a record of failing to respect their remits".

On Friday evening, Colonel Newman and Lt. Col. Brian Christmas, who commands the Third Battalion, Sixth Marines, met with local men who complained that the government had a record of failing them.

The law, initially intended for a trial period of five years, permits state judges to order closely monitored outpatient treatment for a small subset of seriously mentally ill people who have records of failing to take medication, and who have consequently been rehospitalized or jailed or have exhibited violent behavior.

Known as Kendra's Law, it permits state judges to order closely monitored outpatient treatment for seriously mentally ill people who have records of failing to take medication, and who have frequently been hospitalized or jailed or have exhibited violent behavior.

Specter grew more critical of Sestak as the race progressed, attacking his House attendance record, accusing him of failing to pay his staffers minimum wage and alleging he was demoted while serving in the U.S. Navy for creating a poor command climate.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said she thought that parents and teachers would be skeptical because Edison has no record of curing failing schools in New York.

CBO, of course, has a horrid record of wildly failing to estimate the revenue effects of tax changes relating to capital gains and corporate dividends in particular.