Sentence examples for a flawed decision from inspiring English sources

"We believe, based on the facts and circumstances provided to us, that is a flawed decision.

It was a flawed decision at its inception in 2013 and has proved to be disastrous ever since.

"She [Smith] erred in law and reached a flawed decision in response to the medical evidence," he said.

The former home secretary, Jacqui Smith, reached a "flawed decision" when she disregarded powerful medical evidence in the case of computer hacker Gary McKinnon, who is facing extradition to the US, the high court heard today.

In 2002 Leicestershire police failed to pass claims made by a second alleged victim to prosecutors, and in 2007 again a flawed decision was made not to charge the politician when a third man came forward.

In response to this implied criticism that its quality-control measures had become slack, NASA added several more checkpoints in the shuttle bureaucracy, including a new NASA safety office and a shuttle safety advisory panel, in order to prevent such a "flawed" decision to launch from being made again.

When the report talks of a flawed decision-making culture at NASA, Admiral Gehman said, the investigators got a first-hand look at the agency's many flavors of dysfunction.

"We are giving new transparency and control to the businesses who use AI and face the most potential risk from any flawed decision making".

"This is a seriously flawed decision," said Frank Gaffney Jr., president of the Center for Security Policy, a conservative military policy group.

They started directing all their anger to her, and that seemed like such a horrible, flawed decision, and yet how pathetic those guys were that that's the tact they took.

The fact that that doesn't seem to have gone into the Court's reasoning I think makes it an ultimately flawed decision".