Sentence examples for behind the flawed approach from inspiring English sources

It leaves behind the flawed approach of the Kyoto Protocol where some countries had commitments while others did not.

In its response to the Financial Services Authority's consultation paper, the Council of Mortgage Lenders condemned the "flawed" approach of the watchdog.

"The answer is not the flawed approach in the Senate bill," said Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority whip.

A result of the flawed approach was that the agency, the Council on Affordable Housing, underestimated the number of units needed statewide by as much as 100,000, the court said.

A number of nations around the world were preparing to implement the flawed approach of the Kyoto Protocol.

The problem is that nearly all of that cooperation centers on the severely flawed approach to confront transnational drug-trafficking.

In the CQC's flawed approach to fees "good" services already subsidise the more frequent inspection of "inadequate" services.

Osborne's decision prompted Labour to describe the U-turns as a "total shambles" and signs of the government's flawed approach to policymaking.

These researchers lose the advantages that CIs can offer and are back to the simple, but flawed approach of dichotomizing study results.

But unlike the Senate bill's flawed approach, we don't shackle the president with the discredited airline security model that European countries abandoned.

Most studies use the last observation carried forward, a flawed approach when the objective is to investigate slower progression and decline [ 24].