Sentence examples for relief failure from inspiring English sources

It highlights a range of clinical and operational failures; people at the end of life being discharged from hospital without correct pain relief, failure to deal with infection properly, malnutrition and dehydration.

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust admitted several allegations including a failure to provide adequate pain relief, failure to inform the patient of the removal of her epidural and poor record-keeping.

Relief failures and poor drought forecasting caused innumerable deaths in the Horn of Africa during 2011 and 2012.

FEMA has not seen a test on the scale of Hurricane Katrina, in 2005, when delays in delivering emergency relief, failures in its communications system, and problems with the emergency housing program combined to produce widespread criticism.

It was clear that the new song was touching on far more than the specific disaster and relief failures in Haiti, but was offering, amid the terrible times all around us, some notes of hope and grace in a way that was inescapably moving.

Bank failures led to widespread layoffs, and welfare historians have documented increasing demands for private and public poor relief at the local level.

The success of so many east Europeans at finding work in Britain since May 2004 has thrown into sharp relief the failure of the government's welfare-to-work reforms.That failure is for two reasons.

The coal seam permeability improved because the pressure relief and failure of the overlying strata were influenced by the mining.

Instead, it will be expected to study the full range of economic factors affecting development, from trade, investment and debt relief to the failure of many nations to raise more of their own money domestically.

Bomb! Bomb!" As Swedes sigh in relief at the failure of the attack on Saturday that seemed intended to cause mass casualties among Christmas shoppers, they have taken comfort from that aspect of an otherwise shocking scene.

So Grayling breathes a sigh of relief that his failure to hold GTR to account gets lost in the bluster, only matched by the glee with which the unions plunge in, aware that they have some public support (well, who wants a human-free railway? Not me!).