Education has to be a part of that inquest, because we signally failed to use the potency of education policy – its focus on the future, its capacity to craft a different society, its centrality to wealth creation and work – to offer a compelling enough vision of a Labour Britain.
The Mail also ran an article by Stephen Glover in which he contended that "if the Guardian hoped to discredit [the prince] it has signally failed".
Not least there was Caryl Churchill's 1972 play, Owners, which dealt with landlord-tenant relationships and announced the arrival of a major talent I signally failed to recognise.
The stick wielded by previous governments had signally failed to advance Spain's quest to regain the sovereignty it ceded in the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.
They are especially reluctant to criticise liberalising reforms introduced by the Prodi government which the centre-right signally failed to adopt when it was in office.
The Bush administration signally failed to use the expansion of Medicare as a lever for introducing structural reforms, such as means-testing.
Time and again he shows us laundresses, miners and farmhands filtering, challenging and reworking any readings of artworks which did not strike them as entirely apt.The proof of the pudding came with Marxism, which signally failed to take off amongst the British working classes of the late 19th century.
Enthusiasm for the Islamists largely evaporated during the brief year of Brotherhood rule as their president, Muhammad Morsi, signally failed to deliver any of his electoral promises.
Mr Brown himself has failed signally to breathe new energy into an exhausted government.Labour had much to gain from dispensing with Mr Brown's services.
Such a case should include plans for what to do if things go wrong, plans that were signally lacking in the case of Deepwater Horizon.The commission wants to see this sort of approach, which by its nature has to keep up with changing technologies on the rigs, to the regulation of facilities and operations under American jurisdiction.
It is time, in other words, for the government to come up with a credible plan for reining in the deficit.Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, has signally failed to do that in the PBR.
