Sentence examples for the failure to implement from inspiring English sources
It was the failure to implement corrosion control that caused lead to leach into the water in Flint.
"There is also a risk that the failure to implement consolidation where necessary would undermine confidence and hamper growth".
But experts say the failure to implement elements of the peace deal, such as integrating rival forces, increased the chance of further fighting.
One of the reasons for the failure to implement change is the inability of government to learn from earlier attempts at reform.
The failure to implement the government's strategy to "halt the overall loss of England's biodiversity by 2020" is said to be of extreme concern, while the badger cull is criticised as being "neither balanced nor science-led".
In its analysis the state department criticised Qatar's exploitative sponsorship system, the arrest and detention of victims of trafficking and the failure to implement anti-trafficking laws and protect migrant workers from exploitation and abuse.
This was followed last month by the apparent failure to implement the Football Association's strengthened concussion guidelines when Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois was injured in a collision with Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez.
The suit asks the court to declare the Justice Department's failure to implement the program unlawful and set a deadline for it to start operating.
The Syrian government's massive and indiscriminate use of violence is the single most important factor driving the humanitarian crisis … The report is very clear on this and in pointing to the government's failure to implement the resolution's provisions.
The finance minister will commission independent research on the economic impact of the assembly's failure to implement welfare reform in line with the rest of the UK.
This consists of just under £90m in fines imposed by the Treasury due to the executive's failure to implement welfare reforms introduced elsewhere in the UK and more than £100m in other pressures.
