Sentence examples for a flawed assessment from inspiring English sources

"To have your decision based on such a flawed assessment is ridiculous," Lucia says.

"We particularly welcome this decision considering the draft NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) clinical guideline, published in April, rejected this treatment for use on the NHS in Wales and England based on a flawed assessment of the drug's cost effectiveness.

Calling the lower-court decision a "deeply flawed assessment of the government's evidence," the Justice Department asserted that the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia misunderstood the power dynamics at work when television distributors such as AT&T negotiate with TV programmers over content prices and terms.

A key impact of Re B-S is that family and friends carers are no longer dismissed after a flawed viability assessment by the local authority.

A Jan . 15memo written by Grand Canyon National Park Superintendent Steve Martin suggests that the department produced a flawed environmental assessment to defend its actions against environmentalists in court.

In a statement she said: I regularly meet sick and disabled people who are unable to work but who have been declared fit to do so following a flawed ESA assessment.

This report identifies and discusses the intended benefits of impact assessment, the potential risks of flawed assessment systems, the characteristics of HSS research that affect efforts to assess impact, and the strengths and weaknesses of various assessment approaches.

"The flawed assessment process can be highly stressful for autistic people who can experience high levels of anxiety meeting new people or when their routine is broken, particularly when the stakes are so high," he said.

CIA analysts, some of whom had been involved only a year earlier on the flawed assessments of Iraq's weapons programs, initially speculated that a third country, such as Israel, may have fabricated the evidence.

Combined with reliance on GLP data, this process has a high potential to yield flawed assessments that jeopardize public health.

Banking Data: A Mea Culpa Since the job of public editor requires me to probe and question the published work and wisdom of Times journalists, there's a special responsibility for me to acknowledge my own flawed assessments.