America s Flawed Election

Europe s Flawed Banking Union

The design itself is flawed.

China s Flawed Balance of Payments Position

That position is flawed and counterproductive.

The complainant did not pursue judicial review of the first RRT decision which he now impugns as both biased and flawed owing to a misapplication of the law.

The aid approach, you know, is flawed.

Gandhi, too, was a real flawed human being.

Unfortunately, flawed public policy limits the available options.

It is flawed economically, because carbon taxes will cost a fortune and do little, and it is flawed politically, because negotiations to reduce CO2 emissions will become ever more fraught and divisive. And even if you disagree on both counts, the current approach is also flawed technologically.

And right now most of the preparedness is deeply flawed.

In doing so the doctrine is flawed by a contradiction.

You can see what I said about it. It's a flawed masterpiece.

We continue to regard the NPT as a deeply flawed and discriminatory treaty.

Iraq asserts that Jordan's terrestrial claim is based on theoretical assumptions that are flawed.

Like all historical analogies, this one may prove flawed, but it is not absurd. Japan s

Iraq also asserts that the study design is flawed and unlikely to produce reliable results.

Being a rebel is about recognizing that experts' assumptions and their methodologies can easily be flawed.

It's when you teach foreigners Chinese that you realize just how flawed your own Chinese is.

These, in our view, provide evidence of an Organization that is flawed not one that is irrelevant.

As long as that situation obtained, the logic behind expanding the scope of the Convention would remain flawed.

Isn t that politically unthinkable? One is ineluctably led to the conclusion that governance of the eurozone is irredeemably flawed.

We believe that the Rome Statute is flawed and does not have sufficient protections from the possibility of politicized prosecutions.

Barack Obama regularly points out that the decision to go to war was deeply flawed John McCain emphasizes how much things have turned around since early 2007, when US troop numbers were increased and US strategy revised. Observers could be forgiven for thinking that they are speaking about two entirely different conflicts.

Iraq argues that Saudi Arabia's evaluation of its ecological survey data is flawed because the data set represents a single point in time.

The execution of the trial was flawed and prejudicial to the defendants, without regard to internationally recognized standards for due process of law.

It is for God to point out the paths, but some of them are flawed. Had He willed, He could have guided you all.

It is for God to point out the paths, but some of them are flawed. Had He willed, He could have guided you all.

The US certainly has a right to curb terrorists like those who staged the attack on September 11, 2001. But the war on terror did not warrant the decision to attack a sovereign state and topple its government on the flawed presumption that it housed weapons of mass destruction and was linked to the 2001 attacks.

In the Committee's view, the author has failed to discharge the burden of showing that the factual assessment of the domestic courts was thus flawed.

The report exceeded its mandate when it attempts to evaluate the socio economic policies of the Government and risk of a humanitarian crisis , based on fundamentally flawed hypotheses.

Despite nerve wracking ups and downs, the last 50 years delivered an unprecedented global growth dividend. Measured according to GDP (admittedly a flawed metric), the world economy expanded sixfold.

According to the source, the judicial procedures followed in the cases of these three defendants before SSSC were seriously flawed and fell far short of international standards of fairness.

The euro was flawed from the outset, but it was clear that the consequences would become apparent only in a crisis. Politically and economically, it came with the best intentions.

The assumption that a unilateral act was the expression of the free will of a State was flawed, since the term unilateral act covered a wide range of legal relations.

It argues that the entire claim is unjustified because no loss has been demonstrated, and it is unreasonable because the information on costs provided by Iran is incomplete and flawed.

In an emotionally charged talk, MacArthur winning activist Majora Carter details her fight for environmental justice in the South Bronx and shows how minority neighborhoods suffer most from flawed urban policy.

Bad economics easily turns into bad politics. Owing to its flawed design, the common currency now threatens to abort the very project of political union that it was meant to advance.

Given the developments of the past decade, we now face the possibility that for the past 30 years we have been wrongly imprisoning parents on the basis of a flawed hypothesis.

Moreover, the critics object, the evidence in support of expansionary fiscal consolidations is flawed. In each case where fiscal consolidation supposedly was expansionary, the economy grew because of some third factor.

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela sees that document as a simple working draft that does not give rise to any mandate or obligation for the Republic, because of its flawed character.

The unacceptably slow pace of improvements and the partial breakdown of UN processes make it imperative to have overarching strategies to address the flawed paradigms and policies that prevail despite their failures.

Finally, the author claims that article 6 was violated with respect to his son, because he was illegally sentenced to death after a procedurally flawed trial, for murders that he did not commit.

Consequently, Iraq disagrees with Saudi Arabia's service level estimation, stating that the scaling exercise is flawed because a proper metric or keystone species has not been used to measure service losses and gains .

They needed to make a decision an immediate decision.