Sentence examples for which failing from inspiring English sources

"Holding a credible and peaceful election in February 2011 could restore Uganda's image which failing in that task could lead to domestic political violence and regional instability".

And, to block the vicious circle in which failing banks amplify the weakness of sovereign borrowers, it must establish a European mechanism for insulating banks from their sovereigns.In theory all this is possible.

It was the second day of what has become the New York City school system's annual Lollapalooza of anti-Bloomberg fury: the rowdy, ear-splitting, all-night, midwinter meetings at which failing schools get closed.

Fox ranked second for the night while edging into first place among adults 18 to 49, attracting the night's highest ratings in that demographic with the reality show "Kitchen Nightmares," in which failing restaurateurs try to revive their businesses.

In coming months and years, the euro zone plan is for the central bank to play an even more central role in overseeing European banks — acting as the master supervisor and, eventually, wielding the rule book by which failing banks would be banished from the field.

The bill is transparently the work of an entertainment industry which, failing to raise itself to the standards of demand, wants to drag the law down to its level with more avenues for litigation and greater weapons at its disposal.

"I am determined that we learn the lessons of this report and use it to help build a culture in which failings in care form the basis for learning for organisations and for the system as a whole," he said.

Inspectors were asked to look at how the hospital operates after Wales' public services ombudsman cited four cases in which failings in care were identified.

Having accomplished what they set out to do, they say they now have their eyes on another unusual business which is failing but which they hope to turn around.

We live in a popular culture in which any failing, of which being wrong is one of its most egregious kinds, makes one a failure worthy of disgrace and ostracism.

The Labour candidate for Rochester and Strood, Naushabah Khan, said voters had more pressing issues, such as "a hospital which is failing" and "60% of our primary schools which are failing".