Sentences with phrase «dereliction of duty with»

The tax repeal is a «dereliction of duty with respect to the rights of young people and future generations,» says energy research expert Hugh Outhred of the University of New South Wales in Sydney.

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That's how they get you to keep spending your money... They show you a glimmer of hope and then slam the door in your face with absolute dereliction of duty from top down..

Their first - half patience was admirable and their second - half execution clinical, but given the rabble that was United's defence after Fletcher nicked his goal it would have been practically a dereliction of duty not to plunder with a couple more.

it may not have been necessary for him to actually be in situ but by allowing himself to be distracted by something that has absolutely nothing to do with arsenal let alone arsenal transfers, he has shown a complete lack of commitment, profeesionalism and a dereliction of duty.

But I'm not comfortable with one and it would be a dereliction of duty just to pick a different winner when I truly love the McIlroy pick.

«For a legislature to leave, with a million students returning to what we know is a failed management system, is a dereliction of duty,» Cuomo said Thursday.

Likewise, Assemblymen Michael Miller and Michele Titus continue to mistreat me, their former and present constituent like raw sewage, and misbehaving on public payrolls with an arrogance, hostility and dereliction of public duty that is unwavering and unprecedented.

Cuomo, as the voting was taking place, sent out a statement saying that voting for the tax overhaul is a «dereliction of duty» and that those who voted yes «should be voted out of office» and replaced with «someone who actually represents the interest of their constituents.»

However, the 14 members of the New York State Canal Mitigation Task Force never convened, not even for a single session, prompting outrage from Republican Assemblyman Jim Tedisco, who told WAMC: «This was a total dereliction of duty because not one meeting, not one report, and they could have done some important work over the years... we can't afford to have «ghost ship» commissions with commissioners who aren't meeting who are getting paid on the taxpayers» dime.»

Cuomo, as the voting was taking place, sent out a statement saying that voting yes for the tax overhaul is a «dereliction of duty» and that the Congress members who voted yes «should be voted out of office» and replaced with «someone who actually represents the interest of their constituents.»

The University may place a Postdoctoral Scholar on investigatory leave with pay without prior written notice in order to review or investigate allegations of misconduct or dereliction of duty, which warrant immediately relieving the Postdoctoral Scholar from all work duties and / or require removing the Postdoctoral Scholar from the premises and securing University resources.

It also neatly goes to show why academy trusts can't take on schools such as Haydon Bridge — where an earth would an academy trust come up with # 3 million to fix the problems caused by the council's dereliction of duty?

While you certainly have challenged our notion that boards represent the interests of the shareholders, we remain optimistic that, with some persistence, shareholders can prevail on even the most intransigent management and board to listen to their concerns and protect their investment or personally pay back shareholders for what, in our opinion, is a gross dereliction of fiduciary duty.

I'm rather an amateur at FOIA, but perhaps someone more knowledgeable might venture an opinion on this: Would it be possible to FOIA David Palmer specifically for email correspondence to or from him involving the words «non-academic» with the specific purpose of building up a portfolio of material connected with his own dereliction of duty as an FOIA officer?

fwiw, the Italian scientists were charged with dereliction of their civic duty, not for misrepresenting science in a public debate.

My naivete sometimes still stuns me, because I can still think «of course the inquiries would ask sets of questions much like these» — it is also stunning how easily all the relevant inquiries and panels got away with dereliction of duty.

The result was that, after Krause walked away from the company, Jia released a statement alleging that he (and CTO Ulrich Kranz, who worked closely with Krause and also resigned) had been fired because of «malfeasance and dereliction of duty» while on the job.