Sentence examples for a systemic weakness from inspiring English sources
The text says that it would not mandate a "systemic" weakness in encrypted devices, software, and services.
The lack of an EU-wide licensing regime and the resultant lack of coordination on new exemptions between member states represents a systemic weakness.
The success of the Tanzimat reformers, ironically, created a systemic weakness as centralization removed the checks on the power of the sultan.
Hare's George Jones is a decent man brought down by a mixture of personal flaws, including a combustible temper, and a systemic weakness that prevents him speaking his socialist mind.
Investigators concluded that the failure to react appropriately to warnings of safety "suggests a systemic weakness in F.A.A.'s process to evaluate safety issues brought to the agency's attention".
Home Affairs witnesses said the attorney general would assess what constituted a "systemic" weakness before issuing a technical capability notice, in consultation with the industry and an appointed independent expert.
Meanwhile Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee dismissed fears that the alleged fraud was caused by any systemic weakness in Indian banking, describing it simply as an "individual misdemeanour".
On Friday, the commission said it pledged to investigate assertions of dishonest marketing and to examine whether there had been any systemic weakness in management controls.
It also demonstrates a serious systemic weakness that raises the risk premium in the world's second-largest economy.
Some consider a possible systemic weakness of the regime the fact that—unlike collective negotiation possibilities foreseen in the milk, arable crops, olive oil and beef sectors there is no market share cap on a producer's organisation/APO which intends to engage in joint selling.
They can be disputed to a panel consisting of a former judge and technical expert who assess whether a proposed back door is "reasonable and proportionate" or is an impermissible "systemic weakness".
