The design itself is flawed.

That position is flawed and counterproductive.

The aid approach, you know, is flawed.

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And right now most of the preparedness is deeply flawed.

In doing so the doctrine is flawed by a contradiction.

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.

Europe s Flawed Banking Union

China s Flawed Balance of Payments Position

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

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

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.

Gandhi, too, was a real flawed human being.

Unfortunately, flawed public policy limits the available options.

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.

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

If the administration and management of human and financial resources is flawed, the potential loss to the Organization is extraordinarily high.

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

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

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.

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.

However, the process of enacting legislation was flawed and widely criticized by members of civil society.

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

Among those convicted are several people alleged to be victims of flawed judicial process in the special or military tribunals.

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 process of selecting and nominating judges has been flawed by a lack of transparency into the criteria used for appointments.

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 .

Commentators often suggest that any lack of independence whether actual or perceived  would be removed with the establishment of an independent legal aid authority. But this view is flawed. As the LASC's consultants acknowledged

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

And not by a little, but by an enormous amount. Greece s voters were right to demand a change in course, and their government is right to refuse to sign on to a deeply flawed program.

But, as Death by Drone shows, the US drone program is fundamentally flawed and should not be perpetuated. The Obama administration s recent admissions that its drone strikes killed its own citizens only underscore this fact.

Iraq also asserts that Syria's monitoring and assessment study is flawed, and that its analysis of hospital and health centre records on patients does not constitute evidence of an increase in the number of cases.

There are international legal instruments which condemn mercenarism, but their definition and characterization of it are flawed, that is, they contain gaps, imprecisions, technical defects and obsolete terms that lend themselves to overly broad interpretation.

Proceedings in the main trial were also fundamentally flawed, with the court summarily rejecting 30 defence witnesses, also a violation of the European Convention.

Unfortunately, it is equally certain that the new arrangements will also be flawed. Besides the lack of a common treasury, the euro suffers from other shortcomings, which the authorities do not seem to have fully understood.

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.

11. Article 9 ter was seriously flawed, since it provided States with a pretext for avoiding their responsibilities and set no standards for their behaviour.

An individual who really was, in practice, a mercenary could, for instance, invoke some of these flawed legal criteria to avoid being characterized as such.

Other orbital positions and frequencies had been allocated on the basis of the coordination procedure which, however flawed, was much more flexible than the planned approach.

The dollar has been knocked off its pedestal by the crisis, but any conceivable substitute is obviously even more flawed and more problematical. The euro is the composite currency of an area with a poor growth record and an inadequate response to the economic crisis.