Sentence examples for requirements failed to from inspiring English sources

Local officials have long groused that Homeland Security grants seemed mismatched with local needs and that the agency's requirements failed to recognize regional differences.

However, such seemingly fair requirements failed to include anyone other than whites, especially African Americans.

We detected the same pattern when we analysed trends on days 2, 3 and 5. Dynamic trends in all other measured laboratory and physiological variables, and in radiological findings, changes inrespiratory support, renal replacement therapy and inotrope and/or vasopressor requirements failed to be retained as independently associated with outcome in multivariate analysis.

There is continuing concern that patient information leaflets, tailored to current regulatory requirements, fail to meet patients' needs.

While the mild-winter requirement failed to predict the winter observations discussed above, it successfully selected the most severe outbreaks.

This minimum requirement failed to attract a large number of prospective nursing students for nursing being predominantly female and in Iran women were prohibited to engage in any social activities that required close contact with men.

They say the requirement fails to account adequately for loading and unloading time.

Referring to the Senate bill, which would turn screeners into federal employees, Mr. Bush said that "such an inflexible, one-size-fits-all requirement fails to permit security tailored to the very different circumstances that exist at airports across the country".

Schroller also argued in court papers that the state's interpretation of the artificial-insemination-by-doctor requirement fails to protect sperm donors because it would allow Kansas women to have sperm shipped to their home from a sperm bank and inseminate themselves with the intent of then demanding financial support from the donor.

The report cited the facility for, among other issues, distributing products that failed quality requirements, failing to identify product defects during routine testing, failing to adequately investigate product problems and inadequate training of laboratory staff.

If we were to grant the requested relief, we would encourage candidates for president who knew the requirements and failed to satisfy them to seek at a tardy and belated hour to change the rules of the game.