Sentence examples for their dereliction from inspiring English sources

As a museum professional I am saddened that some museums, by their dereliction, have caused this to become an issue.

Washington and its partners now have a clear duty to step in to rescue the victims of their dereliction.

One weary Cameron supporter looked at their dereliction of duty, and told me Cummings wanted to spread as much intimidation and create as much confusion about the law as he could, in the hope he could duck the hard questions about what we would do outside the EU.

Although Enron's executives and accountants have much to answer for, they can be forgiven for cracking a wry smile when members of Congress begin lecturing them on their dereliction of duty: Congress itself, as much as Enron and Arthur Andersen, bears some responsibility for the current state of affairs.

So we sent VICE's intrepid contributors out on the campaign trail to find out just how little voters know about the election, and harass them about their dereliction of civic duty.

But if his final judicial legacy is to be more than an elegant Rose Garden ceremony, the stark contrast between his faithful conduct of his office and their dereliction must be driven home repeatedly between now and November.

But none of these institutions paid a price in the marketplace for their derelictions of duty.

In substance that policy amounted to a representation by the Treasury that delinquent taxpayers could escape possible criminal prosecution by disclosing their derelictions to the taxing authorities before any investigation of them had commenced.

These human beings, Aronofsky warns in his distinctly bloody and baroque way, could well tip the world to disaster with their derelictions.

We feel and pity their starving dereliction as, despite the profound challenge to the imaginative contemporary novelist, McCarthy completely achieves this physical and metaphysical hell for us.

"Based on their past dereliction of duty, no one should believe anything DOJ says until they see actual, concrete and repeated prosecution of supervisors and executives at Wall Street's biggest, wealthiest and most politically connected too-big-to-fail banks".