Sentence examples for represent a dereliction from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair warned that failing to replace the current ageing plants would fuel global warming, endanger Britain's energy security and represent a dereliction of duty to the country.

Thai culture traditionally abhors elders living in care homes due to the belief that this represents a dereliction of filial piety by their children, thus care homes are stigmatized as the domain of poor older adults with no family.

I also think that the reluctance of institutions of authority, notably major media organs, to call out people like Ms Bachmann, in order to draw the lines of acceptable political rhetoric, represents a dereliction of responsibility.

Rewarding their perennial failures with a promotion and reappointment represents a dereliction of duty by the Obama administration.

The coalition of charities said in a response to the UK refusal to endorse the commission report that the Foreign Office stance was alarming and "represents a regrettable dereliction of its responsibility to uphold respect for the rule of international law and human rights".

Re "Regulators to Let Maker Test Chemical Levels," Nov. 1: The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to charge Syngenta -- the maker of the pesticide atrazine -- with responsibility for monitoring sensitive waterways for atrazine contamination represents an astounding dereliction of duty by the EPA as well as a classic "fox in the chicken coop" coup for Syngenta.

This represents both a dereliction of the central bank's duty and an astounding policy overreach.

That would not only be a dereliction of duty, it would also be folly.

It would be a dereliction of responsibility for Democrats to not be pursuing those things.

It would be a dereliction.

Abstraction would be a dereliction of duty.