dereliction

To do any less is a dereliction of our duty.

This is nothing less than a dereliction of duty by the administration.

As for that dereliction, Rome is a good place to begin.

This would be a dereliction of duty by any government.

He should have been put up against a wall and shot, if you ask me, for dereliction of duty.

The site is now slipping into a state of dereliction.

It had the same air of dereliction and sadness, but something else too.

To attempt to leave would be a dereliction of duty.

They also tried digging under the building which added to its dereliction.

Despite derelictions, she would seem to be the most sensible person in the play.

Both should also be charged with dereliction of duty, he said.

Air Force officials said the crew members would probably be tried for dereliction of duty.

Down at the dam, they were talking about dereliction of duty.

Almost everything in town appeared to exist on the edge of dereliction.

We are dealing here with derelictions of duty by individuals.

If so, they would not confess the dereliction to me now, but only laughed at the idea.

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

Dereliction of duty is a specific offense in military law.

But the board's dereliction was part of the problem.

Any further dereliction of duty on my part should not be tolerated.

The level of vandalism and dereliction should also be noted.

Instead they had a look of dereliction about them.

It would be a severe dereliction of her duties not to see the woman.

It would have been seen as a dereliction of duty to ignore them.

It's a dereliction of an important part of his job.