Sentence examples for as a technical flaw from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is passively defined as a technical flaw in governance, its horrors disguised in legalese.

As an aside, I exclude from this discussion the extremely, extraordinarily rare opportunity for true arbitrage, where the trader knows - usually as a technical flaw in a trading mechanism or a glitch from tiny time differences that can arise in global trading -- at the moment of trading that his purchase price is lower than his subsequent sales price.

But the proposed environmental and economic policy package has contained a technical flaw from the start that's coming into sharper relief as interest groups seek to translate its high-minded ideals into nuts-and-bolts policies.

The C.I.A. had hidden a technical flaw in the designs.

(The site was delayed because of a technical flaw).

Instead, the Constitutional Court acquitted the party in a 4-2 majority, citing a technical flaw in the prosecution's case.

Ms. Dallaire was lucky enough to get herself noticed and for a technical flaw in her case to have surfaced.

But the ruling turned on a technical flaw in the law, and its supporters are expected to try again.

But the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, citing a technical flaw in the legislation, denied the discounts on buses and subways.

After a prolonged appeal process, the conviction was overturned in 1962 because of a technical flaw in the indictment.

Facebook blamed the data leaks, which began in 2012, on a technical flaw in its huge archive of contact information collected from its 1.1 billion users worldwide.