Sentence examples for serious dereliction from inspiring English sources

The most serious dereliction of cultural duty involved children and schools.

In allowing these attacks to go on, Malcolm Turnbull is displaying a serious dereliction of duty.

He's using his position for a personal crusade in what, I think, is a serious dereliction of duty".

Overlooking those economic crimes amounts to "a serious dereliction of prosecutorial duty," Pu Zhiqiang, a respected defense lawyer told Perry Link in the New York Review of Books.

If we don't take these long-term decisions now we will be committing a serious dereliction of our duty to the future of this country".

Barring serious dereliction, it editorialized, a parent's right "is paramount," even, quoting the Catechism of the Catholic Church, "primordial and inalienable".

The March inspector general report revealing "serious derelictions" in the misuse of department funds in Europe would become perfect ammunition to take down the secretary.

Potential disciplinary action ranges widely, from admonishments to courts-martial in crimes as serious as dereliction of duty and negligence.

The terms of Mr. Kelly's employment, as with most executive contracts, largely limits cause to serious infractions like dereliction of duty or conviction of a crime.

The impeachment resolution says Mr. Sanford, a Republican, is guilty of "serious misconduct" and "dereliction of duty" because he left the state without leaving anyone in charge and "directed members of his staff in a manner that caused them to deceive and mislead the public".

They said that most of the 140 alleged victims had described a "clear element of grooming with a serious abuse of trust and dereliction of duty of care".