Sentence examples for basis of flawed data from inspiring English sources

[They are] the result of government policies that shape and direct the forces of technology and markets and broader societal forces [36]." In other words, Gordon's trade-off is politically shapeable by the institutions of society and has to be analysed so that this management process can avoid mismanagement on the basis of flawed data.

"To base policy on second-hand reporting of flawed data is very worrying".

Other ballots were deleted because of flawed data and were not rescanned by poll workers, an independent committee found.

Nevertheless, what should be made of the relatively low-recorded instances of psychological casualties in the Civil War? Was it a result of flawed data collection or analysis?

He remains an advocate of engagement with Iran and has warned against sliding into war on the basis of "flawed assumptions and flawed judgment".

In June, on the basis of flawed instructions to his jury, the justices overturned Mr. Penry's death sentence.

Clearly, those advantages have not always been used competently or humanely; like any other weapon, armed drones can be used recklessly or on the basis of flawed intelligence.

American student Amanda Knox and her Italian boyfriend have already served four years in prison for the murder but both were acquitted in 2011 on the basis of flawed DNA evidence.

"Policy on Iraq was made on the basis of flawed intelligence and assessments," Chilcot said.

"It is now clear that policy on Iraq was made on the basis of flawed intelligence and assessments.

"The prime minister's comments," she says, "were made on the basis of inaccurate data.