neglect of duty

It would be gross neglect of duty not to do so.

Dereliction, neglect of duty is the least it will be.

At another time such neglect of duty would have aroused my anger.

He was reprimanded on 3 April 1778 for neglect of duty.

Mallory had an idea that depended on the neglect of duty.

Punishment for neglect of duties by a public servant(Section 4).

Thought might too easily lead to despair, madness and the neglect of Duty.

All three men were later convicted of neglect of duty.

Your neglect of duty is a matter between you and your employer.

Those who refused to do so could be removed from office or fined for neglect of duty.

She is furious over this attempt upon your life and blames me for neglect of duty.

The president could remove a member "only for neglect of duty or malfeasance in office," the bill says.

All were charged with neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming an officer.

To dream of eating it, you will be taken to task for neglect of duty.

The court also warned that if Congress based its decision on political considerations, it could come under criminal charges for "neglect of duty."

Any failure of responsibility or neglect of duty belonged to him, and nothing could change that.

The commander excused himself to the Emperor by blaming others for his neglect of duty.

That is their punishment for gross neglect of duty."

Officially reprimanded 47 and 50 for attentions to women leading to neglect of duty.

But he was demoted for gross neglect of duty and incompetence."

He added that all other officers who did not intercede would be charged internally with neglect of duty.

The charges were drunkenness, neglect of duty and failure to supply Fly with stores.

Parker was charged with neglect of duty and tried on May 3, 1865 but no transcripts of the case were kept.

Alister Cullen would never have considered such neglect of duty.

I owe all of you my humblest apology for this neglect of duty.