Sentences with phrase «writing failure on my part»

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Writing in the Daily Telegraph the pro-Brexit Tory grandees said: «There has been startling dishonesty in the economic debate, with a woeful failure on the part of the Bank of England, the Treasury and other official sources to present a fair and balanced analysis.

Former DNC head Donna Brazile writes that she seriously contemplated trying to replace Hillary Clinton as the party's 2016 presidential nominee with then - Vice President Biden in the aftermath of Clinton's fainting spell, in part because Clinton's campaign was «anemic» and had taken on «the odor of failure.»

Iain Dale wrote a short but exasperated blog post late last night in which he expressed his frustration at the Conservatives» failure to oppose the Government on two measures yesterday: the part - privatisation of the Post Office and the blocking of the release of Cabinet minutes discussing the decision to go to war in Iraq.

«Attempts at reform to help struggling students backfired, at least in part, because policymakers neglected to spend more time engaging in dialogue with teachers about how to address student motivation issues and the ramifications of failure on high - stakes universally required tasks,» Mac Iver writes.

After Avvo announced new consumer forms, Ken wrote: «That Avvo has the gall to announce this dreck... isn't simply a failure on Avvo's part... symptomatic of a broader failure, in terms of quality, of the consumer market for fill - in - the - blanks contracts.»

She required written confirmation that he had done so, and noted that a failure to comply on his part could result in discipline, up to and including termination.

This deficiency is a result of both resistance on the part of employers and employees to entering into formal written agreements and a failure on the part of lawyers to market the virtues of employment agreements.

It may be open to the employer to leave that instruction to the written warnings displayed on the machine itself, but a failure to ensure those warnings are in place is likely to constitute a breach of duty, notwithstanding that the risk of being burned from touching a part of the machine which is plainly hot may well be an obvious risk.

Where, despite the efforts of a Deciding Officer, including written communication to the person, it is not possible to establish the facts of a case as a result of failure on the part of the person to provide evidence or information, payment of the pension, increase or allowance may be suspended until the relevant evidence or information has been provided by the person or a person acting on their behalf.