Examples of using Failed to do in English and their translations into Polish
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I am sanctioned by the Time Masters to do what my former colleague Chronos here failed to do.
might have done but failed to do.
protocol requires law enforcement to the scene, which you failed to do. before adding a foreign object.
That we failed to do with tens of millions and the United States military.
Some of the common mistakes an emergency responder may do, or failed to do, in an event of a crime scene that contributed to the incident include.
These ad blocking extensions failed to do their work properly,
If the parties failed to do so, the arbitration court shall apply the procedure it deems appropriate….
If the parties failed to do prior to assumption of their duties by the arbitrators,
We should not be arguing at this point about who is to blame for something or who failed to do what.
He already has a huge advantage over you because of what the Others failed to do.
Polish Army tried to halt the enemy on the line of the Niemen river, but failed to do so, and prepared another defensive line, along the Narew and the Bug river.
We should reflect not on what Mary Knight did, but on what we failed to do.
we know that those statehoods and nations that failed to do this- lost.
it basically failed to do its main job.
Jewish Lobby greed and the complacency of American political class may yet achieve what Putin's efforts failed to do.
I agreed to approve your loan if you obtained definitive evidence of my wife's adultery, which you failed to do!
The Court also considered that the Netherlands could have asked for an exemption under the Directive for existing contracts, but failed to do so in good time.
should help, but failed to do it, in this incarnation, he would get a very strong impulse to help others
caused bars to close because the owner failed to do adequate police work.
something for future generations, and at least partly make up for what we failed to do in Copenhagen.