Sentence examples for that the dereliction from inspiring English sources

Fort Carson issued a short statement saying that the dereliction of duty charge "is most appropriate to address the alleged misconduct based upon the evidence that is currently available".

That's the dereliction of duty".

"We can't return to the dereliction of duty that helped deliver this recession," Mr. Obama said.

The poupées reflect the dereliction that underlies human existence: the fragility of the body of that which is intelligent, thinking and self-aware, and the fact that it will decompose and rot quickly, once the spirit has fled".

In 2006, he wrote of the dereliction of duty that he says had paralyzed American leaders when Osama bin Laden had burst into our world.

He has designed a series of restaurants and nightclubs amid the dereliction and random commercial redevelopment of that city.

The price of that dereliction has been paid in the dungeons of north Syria.

But there is no dereliction in America quite like the dereliction found in European gardens.

(The dereliction that most appalled Follett was the Third's refusal to reject "that darling of the advanced libertarians," the use of "like" as a conjunction).

It is extremely unlikely, unless some major catastrophe occurs, that the underground dereliction problem will ever attract a similar level of public attention and resources and the national drive, which was harnessed during the slum-clearance era.

Colwell recommended that the formal dereliction of duty charges be dropped against the other AWACS crew members, but that they could still face nonjudicial action.