On the other side, we are being reminded that the EU, even if noble in its original objectives to secure peace in Europe, continues to be flawed in its design, as it does not allow for a transfer (and appropriate balancing) mechanism.
To some Israeli critics, however, the design and the content are beside the point; the museum, they argue, is flawed in its very conception, because it's the product of an American rabbi and the object of American philanthropy.
Altman, the documentary, may be flawed in its appraisal of Altman, the director.
Basson, along with Brotto, defends her vision by saying that Sand and Fisher's study was flawed in its methods.
"Even a proposal for enforceable rules can be flawed in its specifics and risk undermining the fundamental goal of preserving an open Internet".
The agency model's extreme version of shareholder centricity is flawed in its assumptions, confused as a matter of law, and damaging in practice.
It is becoming painfully clear that the American plan (if it can even be dignified with the name) for dealing with postwar Iraq was flawed in its conception and ineptly carried out.
But as lawmakers and witnesses at the hearing pointed out, the proposal is flawed in its choices of who should wield the new powers and how they should be defined.
The pure work-in-progress energy of all this is exhilarating, and if the resulting movie is flawed in its final act, then this is a flaw born of Jia's heroic refusal to be content making the same sort of movie, and his insistence on trying to do something new with cinema and with storytelling.
