dereliction of duties

He called the delays "absolutely inexcusable" and "tantamount to dereliction of duties."

"I am interested in looking at if there are any real conflicts and any real dereliction of duties."

It heard some cases of impeachment of public officials for high crimes and mismanagement or serious dereliction of duties.

On 25 October 2005, representing the government, he expressed upset at the "repeated failure and gross dereliction of duties" highlighted in the Ferns Report.

I have served in the Guards for almost ten years, and I have never witnessed such a flagrant dereliction of duties and responsibilities."

The murder exposed significant dereliction of duties in the Saitama Prefectural Police, brought about changes to legal treatment of stalking and is known as an example of media manipulation.

The family's lawyer, Colin Pidgeon QC, said Ms Fuimaono has a strong case in that the Independent Police Conduct Authority had pointed out "serious dereliction of duties" by the officers involved and "she feels unless she seeks compensation, justice will not be done."