delinquency
dereliction
willful neglect

The officers are charged with misdemeanor counts of willful neglect of duty, willful failure to uphold or enforce the law, and drag racing.

Mr. Mathis, who is 85 years old, is charged with willful neglect of duty, incompetence in office and corruption.

The impeachment is based on allegations of possible judicial misconduct, willful neglect of duties as a jurist, and official corruption.

In some instances these accusations led to exorcism rituals that included willful neglect and physical abuse.

Five other Lieutenant-Generals and three Brigadier-Generals were recommended to be tried for willful neglect of duty.

Fabi was fined $98,500 for what OSHA calls "willful neglect," one of its most severe violations, and four other "serious" violations.

For the past year, American policy has been one of willful neglect.

Ignorance of Polish sins of commission and omission is, at best, willful neglect; at worst, it perpetuates the attitudes that allowed the death camps to exist.

While the countryside illustrates willful neglect, the provincial cities resemble the lost garrisons of a fallen empire, distant outposts, forlorn and forgotten.

A report issued by the 15-member task force found that the institution "displays a pattern of willful neglect toward the estimated 25 million Latinos in the United States."